Buddhism Key Beliefs: Faith (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards
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Three Marks of Existence
Three Marks of Existence
Dukkha, Anicca, Anatta
Dukkha meaning
Dukkha meaning
Suffering or dissatisfaction
Anicca meaning
Anicca meaning
Impermanence
Anatta meaning
Anatta meaning
No permanent self
Suffering of change
Suffering of change
Nothing permanent, constant change causes discomfort
Suffering of attachment
Suffering of attachment
Attachment causes suffering when things change or are lost
General dissatisfaction
General dissatisfaction
Life not meeting expectations, feelings of unease
How anicca and dukkha relate
How anicca and dukkha relate
Attachment + expect permanence, then change = suffering
Kisa Gotami's task from Buddha
Kisa Gotami's task from Buddha
Collect mustard seed from household with no death
What Kisa Gotami learned
What Kisa Gotami learned
Every family suffered loss; suffering is universal
Self according to anatta
Self according to anatta
Collection of changing physical and mental components
Car analogy for anatta
Car analogy for anatta
Car is name for collection of parts, like the self
Three aspects affected by anicca
Three aspects affected by anicca
Living things, non-living things, our mind
Root of suffering according to Buddha
Root of suffering according to Buddha
Expectation that things will remain unchanged
Nagasena's chariot teaching
Nagasena's chariot teaching
Self is name for collection of parts, not one entity