refers to the historical Buddha who achieved enlightenment

the practices that can lead to the end of suffering and rebirth

explanation of the Buddha’s teachings on suffering

refers to a truth or belief that relates to all beings within the world and beyond

Buddhist Dhamma

Religious education

Dharma and pluralism

Sanatana dharma

Dharma and moksha

The three jewels

Sikh dharma

In this unit pupils will investigate how the concept of dharma is interpeted by Hindus, Sikhs and Buddhists. They will examine the concept of the Hindu worldview as Sanatana Dharma and how this links to rta. From that they will explore Buddha and Sikh dharma noting differences.

Dharma: how is this interpreted and put into action?

Which of these is **not** one of the three Universal Truths?

What does the Buddhist term 'dukkha' mean?

What does the second Noble Truth identify?

Fill in the gap to complete this Buddhist term: the '{{}}fold Path'.

The practice of speaking truthfully is linked to which part of the Eightfold Path?

What is the Hindu term for a person's soul or spirit?

What is the Hindu term used to describe the cycle of birth, life and death?

Which definition best describes the meaning of the dharmic term 'karma'? 

What is the name of the life aim in Hindu Dharma that means success, wealth and prosperity?

as the practice of living with a good moral code and honouring God

In Buddhism, how is 'Dhamma' interpreted?

Siddhartha Gautama was born into which religious royal family?

Exit Quiz

Which of these is not one of the three Universal Truths?