all the buddhist numbers

• what are the four sights?

  old age

  illness

  death

  holy man
• what's the three marks of existence?

  dukkha anicca and anatta
• what does dukkha mean? 


  suffering is an inevitable part of life
• what is anicca? 


  impermanence that everything changes
• what is anatta?


  people do not have a fixed soul of self
• what are the five aggregates?

  form

  sensation

  perception

  mental formation

  consciousness
• what are the four noble truths?

  1. Dukkha (suffering) 2. Samudaya (origin of suffering) 3. Nirodha (cessation of suffering) 4. Magga (path to the cessation of suffering)
• what does samudaya mean?

  suffering has a cause
• what does nirodha mean?

  suffering can come to an end
• what does magga mean?

  a mean to being suffering to an end
• what anthology can you use to describe the four noble truths?

  doctor and patient
• what's the three poisons?

  greed

  hatred

  anger
• what is the concept of tanha? 


  means craving
• what does the eightfold path mean?

  8 aspects that buddhists practice and live by in order to achieve eightenment
• what does the eightfold path branch out too?

  threefold way
• what is the eightfold path? 


  wisdom, meditation and ethics

  right:

  concentration, understanding, intention, speech, action, livelihood, effort, mindfulness
• what are the sections of the threefold way?

  ethics, mediation and wisdom
• what is sunyata? 


  emptiness
• what are the six perfections

  help a buddhist become a bodhisattva
• the six perfections are: 


  genority

  morality

  patience

  energy

  mediation

  wisdom
• what is the five moral precepts?

  abstain from:

  taking life

  stealing

  sexual misconduct

  speech

  intoxicants that cloud the mind