Mindmap
Buddhist Beliefs

Mind map: Buddhist beliefs
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Buddhist Beliefs
4 Noble Truths
- 4. Magga (The Path to the Cessation of Suffering)
- The Eightfold Path
- Panna (Wisdom)
- Right Understanding
- Right Intention
- Sila (Ethics)
- Right Livelihood
- Right Speech
- Right Action
- Samadhi (Meditation)
- Right Mindfullness
- Right Effort
- Right Concentration
- Panna (Wisdom)
- The Eightfold Path
- 1. Dukkha (Suffering)
- Ordinary Suffering
- Change
- Attachment
- Stages of Suffering
- Birth
- Old Age
- Sickness
- Death
- Sorrow
- Unpleasantness
- Not getting what you want
- 3. Nirodha (The Cessation of Suffering)
- 2. Samudaya (Craving, the Cause of Suffering)
- 4. Magga (The Path to the Cessation of Suffering)
Mahayana Buddhism
- An umbrella of further, more modern buddhist teachings
- Pure Land Buddhism
- Started in China, Popular in Japan
- Sukhavati: Heaven-Like Pure Land
- Amitabha Buddha
- Faith > Action
- Zen Buddhism
- Bodhisattva: A saint who helps others achieve Nirvana even after they have
- 6 Perfections
- Generosity
- Morality
- Patience
- Energy
- Wisdom
- Meditation
Theravada Buddhism
- The Buddhism of the Elders; an older, more conservative form
- Arhat: Someone who has achieved Nirvana
3 Marks of Existence
- Anicca: Impermanence
- Anatta: No such thing as a soul
- Sunyata: Emptiness
The Buddha
- Born Siddhartha, a Prince
- Lived a sheltered life, was unsatisfied of endless pleasures
- Escaped, saw 4 sights
- Lived as an ascetic with 5 monks
- Developed Middle Way
- Sat Under the Bodhi Tree
- Meditated and reached Enlightenment
- Mara: A Demon that taunted Buddha
- Meditated and reached Enlightenment
- Sat Under the Bodhi Tree
- Developed Middle Way
- Lived as an ascetic with 5 monks
- Escaped, saw 4 sights
- Lived a sheltered life, was unsatisfied of endless pleasures
- Born Siddhartha, a Prince
5 Aggregates
- Form
- Sensation
- Perception
- Mental Formation
- Consciousness
Nirvana
- The perfect state that Buddhists aim to reach
- Escape from the cycle of Samsara
- Samsara: The Repeating cycle of birth, death and rebirth
- Turned by 3 Poisons
- Ignorance
- Greed
- Hatred
- Tibetan Wheel of Life: A symbol for Samsara
- Turned by 3 Poisons
- Samsara: The Repeating cycle of birth, death and rebirth
- A state of Enlightenment, full joy, wisdom, understanding
Karma: System of Action and Consequence
3 Jewels
- Sangha: The Community
- Dhamma: Buddha's Teachings
Paticcasamuppada: Dependent Arising
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- GCSE Religious Studies (Buddhism) Mindmap am Buddhist Beliefs, erstellt von Ablazej P am 10/01/2018.
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