Buddhism 1

Karma

Hindu concept that our actions toward other beings and creatures affect our reincarnations in the future

Maitreya

A Buddha or Bodhisattva, expected to appear on earth in the future

Samadhi

A state of deep awareness the result of intensive meditation

Manual labor

And essential practice in Zen

An emanation of the bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara

Each Dalai Lama in tibetan Buddhism is considered

And important practice in shingon Buddhism

Fire ritual with his stork links to the vetic fire ceremony

KOAN

Is Chan and Zen Buddhism in a question that cannot be answered logically the term also refers to a technique used to test consciousness and bring awakening

Stupa

Is a shrine usually in the shape of a dumb used to Mark Buddhist relics our sacred sites

Bodhi

Is enlightenment

Tendrils buddhism

Is known for systematizing very Buddhist teachings into a progressive hierarchy

Shunyata

Is the Mahayana notion of emptiness meaning that the universe is empty of permanent reality

Mandala

Is the circular design containing diaries geometrical forms symbols and so on that represent totality the self or the universe

Sangha

Is the community of monks and nuns lowercased this term refers to an individual monastic community

Devotion to deities

Mahayana Buddhism generally does not advocate

Sangha

Monastic Community of Buddhist monks and nuns

Nirvana

Rebirth is finished

Karuna

Refers to compassion or empathy

Samsara

Refers to constant rebirth and the attendant suffering the every day world of change

Bodhisattva

Refers to enlightenment being in my Hiana a person of deep compassion especially one who does not enter nerve Anna but is constantly reborn to help others I heavenly being of compassion

Anichcha

Refers to in permanents or constant change

Dhyana

Refers to meditation focusing of the mind, trance

DUKKAHA

Refers to sorrow or misery

Trikaya

Refers to the three bodies of the buddha the cosmic nature, celestial buddhas, and historical Buddhas.

Mahayana Buddhism

Spread north to Japan and China

The first Jewel

The Buddha

Detachment

The Buddha did not oppose

Topics that were unanswerable

The Buddha was silent about questions on

To wake up

The Buddhas name comes from a Sanskrit word meaning

The second Jewel

The Dharma or the totality Buddhist teachings

Five former ask Ascetic companions

The buddhas first disciples

The third Jewel

The sangha

Meditation

Zen is derived from the word referring to one of the steps in the eight fold path who is the meaning is