Buddhism 4.5 / 5 based on 3 ratings ? Religious StudiesBuddhismGCSEAQA Created by: AmayaCreated on: 22-11-12 12:45 What is Anapanasati 'Mindfulness of the breath' in samatha meditation 1 of 34 Anatta No permanent or independent self 2 of 34 Anicca the impermanent nature of all things 3 of 34 Arahant one who has acheived nirvana in Theravada Buddhism. 4 of 34 bhavana cultivation or meditation 5 of 34 bhikkhu buddhist monk/nun 6 of 34 Bodhisattva an 'enlightenment being.' one who seeks enlightenment for all beings 7 of 34 Brahma viharas the four sublime states-compassion, loving kindness, sympathetic joy for others, and even-mindedness 8 of 34 chorten a tibetan stupa 9 of 34 dagoba a sri lankan stupa 10 of 34 dana generosity 11 of 34 dukkha suffering 12 of 34 enlightenment the state of having developed wisdom to see life as it really is 13 of 34 4 noble truths Suffering, the cause of suffering, the end of suffering, the way to end suffering 14 of 34 hinayana 'Small vehicle' Mahayana Buddhist used this term to describe Theravada school of Buddhism 15 of 34 karma cause and effect 16 of 34 karuna compassion 17 of 34 kasina an object f focus in meditation 18 of 34 Kshanti patience 19 of 34 Maitreya the next buddhist of our world 20 of 34 metta loving kindness 21 of 34 mudra symbolic hand gestures used in Tibetan worship or on Buddha rupas 22 of 34 nirvana the state of peace achieved when suffering and its causes are overcome 23 of 34 samadhi state of deep meditation 24 of 34 samatha meditation to establish calmness 25 of 34 sila morality 26 of 34 sky burial traditional tibetan funeral where the corpse is exposed by open air to be eaten by vultures 27 of 34 six paramitas virtues that lead a bodhisattva to enlightenment 28 of 34 stupa monument containing relics of the buddha or an important buddhist teacher. 29 of 34 tanha desire or craving 30 of 34 three poisons greed, hatred and ignorance 31 of 34 three jewels the buddha, the dhamma, the sangha 32 of 34 three univeral truths anicca, anatta, dukkha 33 of 34 vipassana insight meditation to see clearly the true nature of things 34 of 34
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