Buddhism — Buddhist Beliefs (D): แบบฝึกหัด

Which of the following describes the Four Sights witnessed by Siddhartha Gautama that led him to seek enlightenment?

In Buddhist teaching, which of the Three Marks of Existence refers specifically to the concept of 'no-self' or the absence of a permanent soul?

According to the Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta and teachings on the Wheel of Life, what are the Three Poisons at the center that drive the cycle of samsara?

In Buddhist teaching regarding the Three Marks of Existence, which term refers to the concept that all conditioned things are in a constant state of flux and change?

Which type of meditation in Buddhism focuses specifically on developing 'insight' into the true nature of reality and the Three Marks of Existence?

Outline what is meant by the Three Poisons in Buddhist teaching.

Explain the difference between Samatha and Vipassana meditation in Buddhism.

Identify the Three Marks of Existence in Buddhist teaching. (3 points)

Briefly describe the meaning of anicca and how it relates to human suffering. (2 points)

The Fourth Noble Truth is the Middle Way (magga). Explain how the Eightfold Path is categorized into the Threefold Way. (3 points)

Explain why sila (ethics) is a necessary foundation for a Buddhist before they can progress in meditation. (2 points)