Test yourself: Choose the correct answer: What is the term “Buddha” means? The sleepy one -The awaked/enlightened one - The kind one Where was the Buddha.

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Test yourself: Choose the correct answer: What is the term “Buddha” means? The sleepy one -The awaked/enlightened one - The kind one Where was the Buddha birth place? In India - In Russia - In Latin America What does enlightenment means? Understand the truth – lit a candle – stay ignorant Samsara means Cycle of life – a place – the name of the Buddha

What are the teachings of the Buddha? Three signs of being: o Dukkah – suffering & everything that’s unsatisfactory o Anicca – “Impermanence” –nothing lasts / everything changes o Anata – there’s nothing unchanging which can be called a soul

 Buddha was a man called __________________  He lived in India in ___________  ___________ means someone who gained Enlightenment  Many Buddhists don’t believe in God  __________ means eternal cycle of death life and rebirth  ________ means stopping greed, hatred and ignorance  _________is a symbol of things which are pure and good [Nirvana / don’t believe in God / Samsara / Buddha / 6 BCE / The lotus flower / Siddattha Gotama]

Do a poster about the following: TEACHINGS OF THE BUDDHA The four noble truths and the noble Eightfold Path The four noble truths:  1 st : Dukkah happens everywhere all the time (everything’s dukkah as nothing’s perfect)  2 nd : Dukkah is caused by greed and selfishness (attachment, desire, lust)  3 rd : Greed and selfishness can be stopped !  4 th : The way to stop selfishness is to follow the Noble Eightfold Path: 

Completion Qs and video  Good readers (and listeners) needed!  Once all has been read out, try questions 1, 3 and 4.  I recommended a small drawing for Q1, and imagine two people with very different views you know to help you with question 4.   A video to expand upon, if work is completed

Do a poster about the following: TEACHINGS OF THE BUDDHA The four noble truths and the noble Eightfold Path The four noble truths:  1 st : Dukkah happens everywhere all the time (everything’s dukkah as nothing’s perfect)  2 nd : Dukkah is caused by greed and selfishness (attachment, desire, lust)  3 rd : Greed and selfishness can be stopped !  4 th : The way to stop selfishness is to follow the Noble Eightfold Path: 

Do a poster about the following: TEACHINGS OF THE BUDDHA The four noble truths and the noble Eightfold Path The four noble truths:  1 st : Dukkah happens everywhere all the time (everything’s dukkah as nothing’s perfect)  2 nd : Dukkah is caused by greed and selfishness (attachment, desire, lust)  3 rd : Greed and selfishness can be stopped !  4 th : The way to stop selfishness is to follow the Noble Eightfold Path: 

Do a poster about the following: TEACHINGS OF THE BUDDHA The four noble truths and the noble Eightfold Path The four noble truths:  1 st : Dukkah happens everywhere all the time (everything’s dukkah as nothing’s perfect)  2 nd : Dukkah is caused by greed and selfishness (attachment, desire, lust)  3 rd : Greed and selfishness can be stopped !  4 th : The way to stop selfishness is to follow the Noble Eightfold Path: 

Do a poster about the following: TEACHINGS OF THE BUDDHA The four noble truths and the noble Eightfold Path The four noble truths:  1 st : Dukkah happens everywhere all the time (everything’s dukkah as nothing’s perfect)  2 nd : Dukkah is caused by greed and selfishness (attachment, desire, lust)  3 rd : Greed and selfishness can be stopped !  4 th : The way to stop selfishness is to follow the Noble Eightfold Path: 

Do a poster about the following: TEACHINGS OF THE BUDDHA The four noble truths and the noble Eightfold Path The four noble truths:  1 st : Dukkah happens everywhere all the time (everything’s dukkah as nothing’s perfect)  2 nd : Dukkah is caused by greed and selfishness (attachment, desire, lust)  3 rd : Greed and selfishness can be stopped !  4 th : The way to stop selfishness is to follow the Noble Eightfold Path: 

Do a poster about the following: TEACHINGS OF THE BUDDHA The four noble truths and the noble Eightfold Path The four noble truths:  1 st : Dukkah happens everywhere all the time (everything’s dukkah as nothing’s perfect)  2 nd : Dukkah is caused by greed and selfishness (attachment, desire, lust)  3 rd : Greed and selfishness can be stopped !  4 th : The way to stop selfishness is to follow the Noble Eightfold Path: 