Second noble truth of Buddhism

The cause of suffering is desire

Third noble truth of Buddhism

If you end desire, suffering ends

Fourth noble truth of Buddhism

The way to end desire is to follow the Noble eightfold path

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religious group
moksha
karma
arman
sect
2
The condition of wanting nothing
Karma
arman
Nirvana
Dharma
3
Contains the philosophical concepts and ideas of Hinduism
Sect
Arman
Upanishads
Dukkha
4
Englightened one
Buddha
Brahman
Dharma
Dukkha
5
Second noble truth of Buddhism
Suffering is universal
The cause of suffering is desire
The way to end desire is to follow the Noble eightfold path
If you end desire, suffering ends
6
A strict social and religious order where a person is born into a certain caste and remain there their whole life.
Caste system
Three Baskets of Wisdom
Upanishads
Sect
7
duties and obligations; includes caste rules and moral laws
Dharma
arman
Noble Eightfold Path
Dukkha
8
Buddhist teachings and ideas that were written down by followers
Three baskets of wisdom
Noble Eightfold Path
Upanishads
Caste system
9
an essential self that is part of the universal soul
nirvana
Thervada Buddhists
Arman
Dukkha
10
unsatisfactory
Thervada Buddhists
nirvana
Arman
Dukkha
11
The Destroyer
Vishnu
Brahma
Shiva
12
single supreme force that ALL gods are a part of
Nirvana
Brahman
Dharma
Moksha
13
action driven by intention which leads to future consequences
Moksha
Brahman
dukkha
karma
14
First noble truth of Buddhism
If you end desire, suffering ends
Suffering is universal
The cause of suffering is desire
The way to end desire is to follow the Noble eightfold path
15
The Preserver
Vishnu
Shiva
Brahma
16
Third noble truth of Buddhism
Suffering is universal
If you end desire, suffering ends
The way to end desire is to follow the Noble eightfold path
The cause of suffering is desire
17
practical guide to right conduct
Arman
Dukkha
Thervada Buddhists
Noble Eight Fold Path
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People who saw Buddha as a teacher but did not see him as a god
Buddha
Thervada Buddhists
Dukkha
Upanishads
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The Creator
Vishnu
Brahma
Shiva
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Freeing of the soul from the body so that the soul can unite with brahman.
Dharma
Moksha
Budda
Nirvana
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Fourth noble truth of Buddhism
The way to end desire is to follow the Noble eightfold path
Suffering is universal
If you end desire, suffering ends
The cause of suffering is desire

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