In Zazen, which term means to "welcome the whole universe?"

How are the palms of the hands positioned in the term "gassho?"

Buddhism is a religion that stems from:

In Zazen meditation what connection does the mind have to the hands?

In Zazen meditation, fingers on the left hand are placed _______________ fingers on the right hand.

In Zazen meditation, fingers are held gently apart in a relaxed position so the spirit can flow freely through them.

In Zazen, thumbs come together horizontally.

During meditation, Buddhists place their hands on the upper thighs or on their feet.

In Zazen meditation, the eyes are closed in order to clock out all distractions.

"Opened just enough to let the light come in" refers to which part of Zazen meditation.

In Zazen meditation, the position of the mouth remains:

_______________ regulates the posture of the body in Zazen meditation.

_______________ establishes the right tension of the body during Zazen meditation.

In Zazen meditation the posture and the body breathes, the head does not.

In which two places of the body does “breathing” create the “right tension?”

In Zazen meditation, what does the breath reveal.

"The effect water has dripping on a rock" refers to what important facet of Zazen meditation?

“________ is the moment and the place to practice _______.”

Which school of Buddhism is the most contemporary?

Which school of Buddhism is less ritualized?

Buddhists teachings promote:

Which school of Buddhism does not derive from the original speech of Buddha:

Which school of Buddhism believes they have both teachings of the earthly Buddha and the deeper and fuller teachings from heavenly Buddhas.

Which school of Buddhism is "THEE" most famous?

Which school of Buddhism is most ritualized?

Which school of Buddhism is more hierarchical?

Mahayana has the more lengthier path to becoming awakened.

Which school of Buddhism is heaviest on rituals?

Which school of Buddhism is known as the "thunderbolt" school that can get you to awakening right way.

Which school of Buddhism is considered by some to be dangerous, secretive and transgressive?

Which school of Buddhism promotes teachings which are not written down but rather transmitted between guru (teacher) and student?

"Hard to study academically because there just isn't enough data" refers to which school of Buddhism?

The Eightfold Path is also known as the path to:

In the "Eightfold Path" an example of "right speech" is: