Buddhism: The Five Moral Precepts & Six Perfections (OCR GCSE Religious Studies): Flashcards
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1st Moral Precept
1st Moral Precept
Abstain from taking life
2nd Moral Precept
2nd Moral Precept
Abstain from taking what is not freely given
3rd Moral Precept
3rd Moral Precept
Abstain from misuse of senses or sexual misconduct
4th Moral Precept
4th Moral Precept
Abstain from wrong speech
5th Moral Precept
5th Moral Precept
Abstain from intoxicants that cloud the mind
Why do Buddhists follow precepts?
Why do Buddhists follow precepts?
Voluntarily, not from fear of divine punishment
What is the foundational principle of all precepts?
What is the foundational principle of all precepts?
Avoid causing harm
How does Kamma relate to the precepts?
How does Kamma relate to the precepts?
Intention behind actions is paramount
What is a Bodhisattva?
What is a Bodhisattva?
One who embodies the six perfections
Three types of giving (Tibetan Buddhism)
Three types of giving (Tibetan Buddhism)
Material goods, protection from fear, the Dhamma
Key principle of generosity perfection
Key principle of generosity perfection
Give selflessly without expecting anything in return
How is patience expressed?
How is patience expressed?
Through tolerance and endurance
Purpose of meditation perfection
Purpose of meditation perfection
Develop concentration & awareness to achieve wisdom
Ideal Bodhisattva combines
Ideal Bodhisattva combines
Wisdom with compassion
4th Precept commitment
4th Precept commitment
Truthful & kind speech, avoid lies & gossip