Buddhism

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Mayahanan Quiz: Last of Mara's temptation: "Enjoy enlightenment alone in the wilderness" Not one of the 5 Temptations: "No Idolatry" Vocations would not be seen as violation of ahisma: "Bodyguard" Path of Law, not present in Buddha's Lessons: "When you master yourself you will know that you are all that is." Dyana/CHan/Zen Buddhism: the four ways to know: The Way of Knowing Equality Nittorences Nature of the Buddha Importances Compassion Sacredness of Scriptures Teaching of Mahayana Upaya: skillful means, ways of teaching students Mahayana: great vehicle, don't believe Buddha would take the temptation at end of life, he'd resist final nirvana and stay to have people join him. Trikaya: three bodies, Buddha does not go at the end of life. he represents 3 bodies 1. Physical body: Buddha 2. Body of the law: Dharma 3. Transcendant Body: part of Buddha that is part of all things that exist in the universe. Sunyata: Emptiness; is the primal and ultimate ground of reality in Buddhism, transcendant is not the Ultimate ground, not eternal. emptiness is eternal. No- thing Bodhisattva: enlightened existence; several heavens called buddha realm, sends back to world. after transcendant Power of Prayer: Bodhisattva and the 6 Perfections Dana-Paramita: generosity Tibet and Vajrayana Buddhism: integrates with Bon religion influenced by Tantric yoga Tantra is a fast pat/quick path to nirvana encouraged priests to also train in other vocations samaya reemphasizes Bodhicitta mass religios experience Book of Dead; importance monks place on medicine. specific funeral rights and prayers. helps spirits to go through life more evenly Padmasambhava's Teaching Mandalas Sadhanas: meditation with strong visualizations. Thangka: tapestry, assists visualizations. look at and become a part of the tapestry. see yourself in and a part of hell. Mantras: a chant used to assist someone in meditation or prayer. Om is a mantras from hinduism sounds of eternity/existence. Mudras; touch fingers and hold fingers during meditation Lamas: current Dalhi Lama. Bodhisattva of compassion os reincarnated as Dalai Lama. Next Dalai Lama, reincarnated again and again devoting self to other people. move to spiritual realm?? decided to be reincarnated outside of tibet/ Kasyapa and Chan/Zen DHynra/CHan/Zen: meditation Kasyapa, first thinker... the parable of the golden flower. looked at Buddha after flower, Buddha said he's the only to experience enlightenment. mind-to-mind Transmission... with master Bodhidharma; Thrives in India and dies away moves to China with Bodhidharma. He goes to China to deliver Zen. Hui Neng: rice washer. lived at monastary. leader at monastary held a competiotion. poem to see who understands Zen. His poem was the opposite of the others. Knows Zen better than monks. he's a poor rice washer...... true understanding of Zen may contradict beliefs. Chinese Stories: cut finger off for enlightenment... The Two Schools; Schools of Zen 1. reach enlightenment if Fruit is upon a tree and you take a ladder and gradually go up and 2. there is no way to build a ladder to fruit, fruit will fall in to lap D0gen's Teachings Sasen: means meditation, just sitting. attend to workings of the mind, uncover the No-mind. Koan: puzzles Satori: experience of ultimate reality, not nirvana. sees things are not separated. experience of undifferentiated nature Samu: Monks will emphasize importance of work. samu = work. Haiku: the arts can be affecteed. poetry. Chado: way/serving tea. Zen.