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Jack Kelly9794 12 preguntas Actualizado el 19 feb 2016

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  1. 1Anatta
    1. AThe state of perfect peace which follows the blowing out of desire
    2. BPath leading to the cessation of suffering/the forth noble truth
    3. CThe five qualities of a person: form, feeling, perception, mental formation, consciousness
    4. DImpermanence, the instability of all things
    5. EActions which affect this and future lives
    6. FSuffering, which is the nature of human existence in the first noble truth
    7. GThe denial of a permanent self or soul
    8. HA state of deep meditation
    9. IFinal and complete nibbana at the passing away of a Buddha
    10. JInsight or wisdom
  2. 2Anicca
    1. AThe state of perfect peace which follows the blowing out of desire
    2. BThe three collections of sacred Buddhist books
    3. CImpermanence, the instability of all things
    4. DActions which affect this and future lives
    5. EA state of deep meditation
    6. FThe denial of a permanent self or soul
    7. GFinal and complete nibbana at the passing away of a Buddha
    8. HThe continual round of birth, death and rebirth
    9. IPath leading to the cessation of suffering/the forth noble truth
    10. JSuffering, which is the nature of human existence in the first noble truth
  3. 3Dukkha
    1. ASuffering, which is the nature of human existence in the first noble truth
    2. BFinal and complete nibbana at the passing away of a Buddha
    3. CA state of deep meditation
    4. DThe state of perfect peace which follows the blowing out of desire
    5. EPath leading to the cessation of suffering/the forth noble truth
    6. FActions which affect this and future lives
    7. GImpermanence, the instability of all things
    8. HInsight or wisdom
    9. IThe three collections of sacred Buddhist books
    10. JThe continual round of birth, death and rebirth
  4. 4Kamma
    1. APath leading to the cessation of suffering/the forth noble truth
    2. BThe denial of a permanent self or soul
    3. CThe five qualities of a person: form, feeling, perception, mental formation, consciousness
    4. DActions which affect this and future lives
    5. ESuffering, which is the nature of human existence in the first noble truth
    6. FImpermanence, the instability of all things
    7. GFinal and complete nibbana at the passing away of a Buddha
    8. HThe continual round of birth, death and rebirth
    9. IA state of deep meditation
    10. JThe three collections of sacred Buddhist books
  5. 5Khandas
    1. AThe five qualities of a person: form, feeling, perception, mental formation, consciousness
    2. BThe three collections of sacred Buddhist books
    3. CThe continual round of birth, death and rebirth
    4. DImpermanence, the instability of all things
    5. ESuffering, which is the nature of human existence in the first noble truth
    6. FThe state of perfect peace which follows the blowing out of desire
    7. GThe denial of a permanent self or soul
    8. HFinal and complete nibbana at the passing away of a Buddha
    9. IInsight or wisdom
    10. JA state of deep meditation
  6. 6Magga
    1. AThe three collections of sacred Buddhist books
    2. BActions which affect this and future lives
    3. CSuffering, which is the nature of human existence in the first noble truth
    4. DPath leading to the cessation of suffering/the forth noble truth
    5. EThe five qualities of a person: form, feeling, perception, mental formation, consciousness
    6. FImpermanence, the instability of all things
    7. GInsight or wisdom
    8. HThe state of perfect peace which follows the blowing out of desire
    9. IA state of deep meditation
    10. JThe continual round of birth, death and rebirth
  7. 7Nibbana
    1. AThe continual round of birth, death and rebirth
    2. BThe denial of a permanent self or soul
    3. CImpermanence, the instability of all things
    4. DThe five qualities of a person: form, feeling, perception, mental formation, consciousness
    5. EActions which affect this and future lives
    6. FSuffering, which is the nature of human existence in the first noble truth
    7. GPath leading to the cessation of suffering/the forth noble truth
    8. HFinal and complete nibbana at the passing away of a Buddha
    9. IThe state of perfect peace which follows the blowing out of desire
    10. JThe three collections of sacred Buddhist books
  8. 8Parinibbana
    1. AThe continual round of birth, death and rebirth
    2. BFinal and complete nibbana at the passing away of a Buddha
    3. CThe state of perfect peace which follows the blowing out of desire
    4. DInsight or wisdom
    5. EActions which affect this and future lives
    6. FPath leading to the cessation of suffering/the forth noble truth
    7. GThe five qualities of a person: form, feeling, perception, mental formation, consciousness
    8. HImpermanence, the instability of all things
    9. IThe denial of a permanent self or soul
    10. JSuffering, which is the nature of human existence in the first noble truth
  9. 9Prajna
    1. ASuffering, which is the nature of human existence in the first noble truth
    2. BActions which affect this and future lives
    3. CThe denial of a permanent self or soul
    4. DImpermanence, the instability of all things
    5. EThe state of perfect peace which follows the blowing out of desire
    6. FPath leading to the cessation of suffering/the forth noble truth
    7. GThe five qualities of a person: form, feeling, perception, mental formation, consciousness
    8. HFinal and complete nibbana at the passing away of a Buddha
    9. IInsight or wisdom
    10. JThe three collections of sacred Buddhist books
  10. 10Samadhi
    1. APath leading to the cessation of suffering/the forth noble truth
    2. BThe five qualities of a person: form, feeling, perception, mental formation, consciousness
    3. CFinal and complete nibbana at the passing away of a Buddha
    4. DImpermanence, the instability of all things
    5. EInsight or wisdom
    6. FThe denial of a permanent self or soul
    7. GActions which affect this and future lives
    8. HThe three collections of sacred Buddhist books
    9. ISuffering, which is the nature of human existence in the first noble truth
    10. JA state of deep meditation

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Test sobre Sin título, creado por Jack Kelly9794 el 09/10/2014.
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Creado el 9 oct 2014 · actualizado el 19 feb 2016
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