WorksheetsThe eightfold path (Buddhism)
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Where does human suffering come from?
From nature
Desire and want
evil and fear
unmet expectations
The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth is known as
Moksha
Atman
Samsara
Brahman
What does Buddha mean?
Suffering
Life of Moderation
Enlightened One
An awakening to the truth
The eightfold path is...
A path with 8 turnings which Siddhartha Gautama has to choose from
The name of a famous Buddhist pop group
The way Buddhists can achieve enlightenment and freedom from desire
Something that Buddhists must do every day
Making the commitment to consider others in all you do and not act in greed.
Right Intent
Right Meditation
Right Livelihood
Right Effort
Do not spread gossip or lie. Always try to tell the truth and to use words kindly.
Right Action
Right Livelihood
Right Speech
Right Mindfulness
Holding open a door for someone who has their hands full is an example of this step along the Eightfold Path
Right Speech
Right Action
Right Livelihood
Right concentration / meditation
Always try to be the best you. TRY, practice, apply yourself. Learn new things and grow!
Right Meditation
Right Effort
Right Understanding
Right Speech
Apply your mind to the hear and now. Think before you speak, have awareness of your actions and impact on others.
Right Mindfulness
Right Action
Right Effort
Right Meditation
Think deeply about your actions, clear your mind of doubts and negativity, develop stronger focus and mindfulness through this practice.
Right Concentration / Meditation
Right Understanding
Right Effort
Right Livelihood
Refuse groups, clubs, jobs, that harm others or nature.
Right Understanding
Right Effort
Right Livelihood
Right Concentration / Meditation
What is the meaning of Karma (Kamma)?
Good actions have good consequences and bad actions have bad consequences
Bad things happen to good people
Good things happen to bad people
Your actions only have an impact on you but noone else
