18 Questions
What is the term for 'Right Intention' in the Eight-Fold Path?
SAMMA-SANKAPPA
Which of the following is a key concept in Buddhism that refers to the process by which a person's nature is shaped by their moral actions?
MORALITY
What is the term for 'Right Speech' in the Eight-Fold Path?
SAMMA-VACA
What is the term for 'Right Effort' or Diligence in the Eight-Fold Path?
SAMMA-VAYAMA
What is the term for 'Right Mindfulness' in the Eight-Fold Path?
SAMMA-SATI
What is the term for 'Right Concentration' in the Eight-Fold Path?
SAMMA-SAMADHI
What is the literal meaning of Ksanti?
Able to withstand
What is Virya Paramita associated with?
Energy and courageous effort
What is Dyana Paramita also known as?
Perfection of Meditation
What is Prajna Paramita associated with?
Wisdom and insight
What is the purpose of making a leaflet in the context of Mahayana Buddhism?
To compare and contrast different religions
What is one of the criteria for evaluating the leaflet?
Use of facts and quantity of information
What does the term 'atman' refer to in Hindu mythology?
The real self or essence beyond ego
What is the primary responsibility of the Brahman class in the Hindu caste system?
To perform religious rituals
What does the term 'dharma' refer to in Hinduism?
Duty, virtue, morality, or religion
What is the concept of 'samsara' in Hinduism?
The cycle of rebirth and reincarnation
What is the term for the class of nobles or warriors in the Hindu caste system?
Kshatriya
What is the meaning of the term 'karma' in Hinduism?
The law of action and reaction
Explore the principles of Buddhism, including Right Intention, Right Speech, and Right Action, and how they shape an ethical foundation for life.
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