Dhamma: The Three Marks of Existence (OCR GCSE Religious Studies): Quizzes
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What are the three fundamental characteristics of existence in Buddhism?
What are the three fundamental characteristics of existence in Buddhism?
Dukkha, Anicca, Anatta
What does Dukkha refer to in Buddhist teaching?
What does Dukkha refer to in Buddhist teaching?
The unsatisfactory nature of life
What causes the suffering of attachment according to Buddhist teaching?
What causes the suffering of attachment according to Buddhist teaching?
Attachment when things change or are lost
What is the suffering of change in Buddhism?
What is the suffering of change in Buddhism?
Change causes discomfort & suffering
What does Anicca mean?
What does Anicca mean?
Everything is impermanent & changing
Which example illustrates anicca in living things?
Which example illustrates anicca in living things?
An acorn growing into an oak tree
According to Buddhism, why does suffering arise?
According to Buddhism, why does suffering arise?
We become attached and expect things to stay the same
What did the Buddha ask Kisa Gotami to collect?
What did the Buddha ask Kisa Gotami to collect?
A mustard seed from a home without death
What did Kisa Gotami learn from visiting households?
What did Kisa Gotami learn from visiting households?
Suffering is a universal experience
What does Anatta teach about the self?
What does Anatta teach about the self?
There is no fixed or permanent self
What does the car analogy teach about Anatta?
What does the car analogy teach about Anatta?
Self is a name for changing parts