Buddha, Buddha, Buddha

The extinction of suffering, impermanence, delusion and all that keeps the life cycle going.

Tibetan monks who are teachers.

Liberation from samsara comes neither through asceticism nor indulgence, but in between.

The doctrine of impermanence; existence is constantly changing.

All of the following are true about Siddhartha except

All of the following are part of the Four Sights EXCEPT

Place where Buddha preached his first sermon about the Four Noble Truths.

The three Marks of Existence include all EXCEPT:

Place where Buddha was enlightened under the bodhi tree.

Place where Buddha was born.

The Awakened One

A person who renounces material comfort to live a self-disciplined life.

The doctrine of thirst/desire.  Desire causes suffering.

The Buddhist belief in "no soul" or "not self."

The three Jewels of Buddhism include all EXCEPT:

The doctrine of suffering; suffering exists.

Symbolic hand gestures used in meditation

Repeated recitation that a Buddhist uses while meditating.

Ritual done at home or in the monastery to revere, respect and honor the Buddha.

Both Hinduism and Buddhism have the concept of samsara.

Meditation is a key concept to the ultimate goal of reading Nirvana.

A sand painting made by Buddhists that represents the impermanence of life.

Items of religious devotion, especially a piece of the body or personal item of the Buddha.

The entire community of monks, nuns and laypersons.

Both Buddhism and Hinduism share the idea of Brahman.

Small buildings that house the relics of the Buddha.

The head lama of Tibetan Buddhism.

Siddhartha and his immediate followers wrote many texts describing Buddhist beliefs.

Larger, elaborate buildings that house relics.

The teaching of the Buddha