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What are the three things in which a Buddhist takes refuge?
What are the three things in which a Buddhist takes refuge?
- The Buddha, the Dharma, and the Sangha (correct)
- The Three Poisons, the Eightfold Path, and the Five Precepts
- The Three Poisons, the Dharma, and the Sangha
- The Four Noble Truths, the Eightfold Path, and the Five Precepts
What is the primary goal of practicing the morality parts of the Eightfold Path?
What is the primary goal of practicing the morality parts of the Eightfold Path?
- To achieve enlightenment through meditation
- To cultivate the Three Poisons
- To understand the Four Noble Truths
- To develop good conduct and overcome suffering (correct)
What are the Four Noble Truths similar to in approach?
What are the Four Noble Truths similar to in approach?
- A medical approach to disease (correct)
- A philosophical approach to ethics
- A spiritual approach to enlightenment
- A psychological approach to well-being
What is the opposite of the Three Poisons in Buddhism?
What is the opposite of the Three Poisons in Buddhism?
What is the primary purpose of Buddhist meditation according to the handout?
What is the primary purpose of Buddhist meditation according to the handout?
What is the outcome when a Buddhist restrains from detrimental external actions according to the morality parts of the path?
What is the outcome when a Buddhist restrains from detrimental external actions according to the morality parts of the path?
What do Buddhists discern through the cultivation of insight in meditation?
What do Buddhists discern through the cultivation of insight in meditation?
Where did Buddha attain enlightenment/nirvana?
Where did Buddha attain enlightenment/nirvana?
What is the meaning of the linguistic root 'nir' in nirvana?
What is the meaning of the linguistic root 'nir' in nirvana?
What happened in Bodh Gaya in the life of the Buddha?
What happened in Bodh Gaya in the life of the Buddha?
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