Boycott C.T. - Buddhism
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- Four Noble Truths
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1.Life is dukkha
2.The cause of life's dislocation is tanha (desire for private fullfillment)
3.If the cause of life's dislocation is selfish craving, its cure lies in the overcoming of such craving
4.the cure can be accomplished (overcoming tanha through the 8-fold path) - 6 moments of dukkha (life's dislocation)
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1.trauma of birth
2.pathology of sickness
3.morbidity of decrepitude
4.phobia of death
5.tied to what one dislikes
6.separated from what one loves - 5 skandas
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1.body
2.sensations
3.thoughts
4.feelings
5.consciousness
(Note: B oycott S ister T urnovsky F or C andy - 8-Fold Path
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1.Right views
2.Right Intent
3.Right Speech
4.Right Conduct
5.Right Livelihood
6.Right Effort
7.Right Mindfulness
8.Right Concentration - Right Conduct: Commandments
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1.Do not kill
2.Do not steal
3.Do not lie
4.Do not be unchaste
5.Do not drink intoxicants - Insights
- There are 5 --> look on page 111
- Buddha
- "Enlightened One", "Awakened One"--Siddhartha Gautama
- Dharma
- Sublime religious truth; orthodox belief of Buddhism which must be known in order to be enlightened
- Ascetic
- Person who practices rigorous self-discipline by leading a life of medition and self-denial
- Bodhi Tree
- Siddhartha Gautama meditated under this tree for 7 days until Enlightenment
- Nirvana
- Ultimate state of freedom from the cycle of birth and rebirth by achieving selflessness through the understanding that all reality is one
- Samsara
- The cycle of birth and rebirth based upon one's karma; transmigration of soul
- Sangha
- Original monastic community established by the Buddha
- Karma
- Cosmic principle of cause and effect
- Selflessness
- Achieved through Buddhist meditation; allows people to serve others and concentrate on true perception of reality; no boundaries between ones self and reality of universe
- Zen
- "Dhyana" - means meditation
- Mendicant
- A holy man who travels and teaches while relying on the generosity of others for food
- Theraveda
- Conservative interpretation of Buddhism
- Dhammapada
- Buddha's teachings on meditation and moral issues in the Theravedic scriptures
- Mantra
- "sacred utterence"
- Zazen
- meditation
- Three Marks of Existence
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anicca - impermanence or transitoriness
dukkha - suffering
anatta - abscense of permanent identity of a soul - God & Godhead
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God = personal being, cretor of universe by deliberate design
Godhead = ^ not that... page 114-15 -- they don't describe it well