World Religions Chapter 4 "Buddhism"

Prescription for a cure of suffering:

The Middle Way teaches that _________ is a good thing- in body, mind, and spirit

Known as Tibetan Buddhism:

First Buddhist community:

Gautama became the Buddha when he was born.

Wheel of rebirth:

Patterned icons that visually excite during worship:

The Noble Eightfold Path includes right views, intentions, speech, conduct, livelihood, effort, mindfulness and:

An enlightened one devotes all his time and effort to attaining salvation

Determining the cause of suffering:

Dharma in Buddhism is:

No-Self, Impermanence, and Suffering are known as:

Buddha lived to be how old?

Gautama perceived the deaths and rebirths of all living beings:

One of the Four Noble Truths is, "Do not accept gold or silver."

Impermanence- existence is constantly changing

When Buddha achieved enlightenment he no longer suffered from the human condition.

One of the Four Noble Truths:

Suffering- natural result of no-self and impermanence; one of the Four Noble Truths:

State of central bliss, ultimate salvation in Buddhism:

Liberation is the only way to escape samsara.

One of the Five Precepts is "Do not engage in sensuous conduct".

Gautama perceived his own lifetimes:

The Dalai Lama is a reincarnation of a previous Lama.

The division of Buddhism followed by elders and regards Buddha as the very first to experience enlightenment:

Gautama discovered the Four noble Truths (attained enlightenment):

Divisions of Buddhism are compared to:

Mudras are resonating chants that harness the spiritual potency of sound during worship

The Dalai Lama is part of Vajrayana Buddhism.

A healthy spiritual life depends on:

Buddhism does not depend on revelation from the divine.

The largest division of Buddhism where the Bodhisattvas stop short of nirvana to help others achieve it:

"worthy ones" (like saints to Christians):

Gautama sat under a fig tree and vowed not to leave until his visited him

No-self: there is no ultimate reality within