Siddhartha Gautama is the name of |
the person who became known as the Buddha. |
Tradition holds that which relative of the Buddha died soon after the birth of the Buddha? |
mother |
Regarding his social class, the Buddha was |
an aristocrat. |
The Buddha lived about this time |
fifth century B.C.E. |
The Buddha was particularly troubled by the problem of |
suffering and death. |
The Buddha was shocked into going on a religious search by |
the Four Passing Sights. |
The Buddha left home to begin his life of wandering at what age? |
29 |
The basic outlook on life, formulated by Buddhism, is contained in |
the four noble truths |
One of the essential Buddhist teachings is |
everything is changing |
In regard to the common belief in a permanent soul, the Buddha seems to have taught that |
there is none |
Buddhism began in |
india |
A major goal of Buddhism is |
inner peace |
Buddhism developed into several branches. The branch that spread into Sri Lanka and Southeast Asia is |
Theravada |
Literally, Mahayana means |
big vehicle |
A person of great compassion, willing to be reborn constantly to help others, is called |
Bohittsatva |
The essential collection of sacred books of Buddhism is called |
Tripitaka (Tipitaka). |
The ideal of the Theravada branch is the |
arhat (arahat). |
Tibetan Buddhism includes elements of |
shamanism. |
The general name for that category of books that is said to give the words of the Buddha is |
Sutra |
The unconditioned state of reality that is the highest goal of Buddhism is called |
Nirvana |
The dissatisfaction and sorrow that life brings is called |
Dukkha |
Tibetan Buddhism |
makes great use of ritual |
Buddhism came to Tibet from |
India |
The Buddha of the Western Paradise is |
Amitabha. |
The name for the Buddhist community of monks and nuns is |
Sangha |
To lessen suffering, the Buddha recommended |
lessening of desire |
Buddhism focuses especially on |
maintaining inner peace |
The Buddha opposed |
The caste system |
The Indian ruler who spread Buddhist teaching widely was |
Ashoka |
An important practice in Shingon Buddhism is |
a fire ritual with historic links to the Vedic fire ceremony. |
a fire ritual with historic links to the Vedic fire ceremony. |
focus on breathing |
One appeal of Buddhism for many Westerners is |
emphasis on self-reliance and insight. |
Engaged Buddhism is |
a modern movement emphasizing charity and social activism. |
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