Buddhism: Origins and beliefs

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What were the Four Passing Sights of Buddha?

• An old man

• A sick man

• A dead man

  
  

• A religious man  - (Ascetic)

• A homeless man

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The Middle Way: The Buddha advised that all need to walk the “Middle Path” by not going to ​

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of ​

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or ​

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. Buddha describes it as “Keeping the body in good ​

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to keep our ​

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strong and clear.”

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extremes

pleasure

self- denial

health

minds

indulgence

asceticism

ignorance

sickness

thoughts

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Great Enlightenment: 




Siddhartha decided to ​

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under a fig tree, or the Bodhi Tree. He understood the ​

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of birth, death, and rebirth—He had achieved ​

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, or a state of perfect peace. He then becomes known as the ​

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, or ​

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one.

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meditate

cycle

enlightenment

Buddha

Enlightened

sleep

run

ignorance

Guru

Illuminated

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The Four Noble Truths:


1. All life includes ​

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2. Suffering is caused by ​

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or desiring things that one does not have 3. Suffering can be ​

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4. The way to ​

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selfish desires is to follow the 8-Fold Path

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suffering

wanting

ended

happiness

ignorance

attachment

denial

acceptance

overcome

Multiple Choice

How many parts are in the Eightfold Path?

• 4

• 8

• 100

• Mr. Gaskins

Multiple Choice

What is the state of blissful peace without desire or suffering?

• Nirvana

• Metallica

• Iron Maiden

• Soundgarden