Denominations
In this lesson, we will trace some of the history of India and see what happened to the Buddha's teachings after he died.
Denominations
In this lesson, we will trace some of the history of India and see what happened to the Buddha's teachings after he died.
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Key learning points
- How Buddhim travelled from Indian to Sri Lanka etc.
- How the vehicles were created and the differences between denominations.
Equipment
You will need two different coloured pens: black or blue and another coloured pen, such as green or red.
Content guidance
- Contains conflict or violence.
Supervision
Adult supervision suggested.
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9 Questions
Q1.
Which symbol/sound is used for mediation?
Dhamma
Swastika
Q2.
What does karma mean?
Mindfulness
Suffering
Q3.
Which tradition celebrates the anniversaries of the Buddha as separate events and festivals?
Therevada
Vajrayana
Q4.
How old was the Buddha when he died?
45
88
Q5.
What does Parinirvana refer to?
Becoming enlightened
Heaven
Q6.
What is the process of becoming aware of your thoughts and actions?
Enlightenment
Yoga
Q7.
What does Karuna mean?
Awareness
Loving kindness
Q8.
What does Metta mean?
Compassion
Suffering
Q9.
What causes humans to lose control of their minds according to Buddhism?
Lack of focus
Skandhas
7 Questions
Q1.
How many main denominations of Buddhism are there?
Five
There is only one
Q2.
Which is older, Mahayana or Theravada?
Mahayana
Q3.
Apart from the different kingdoms in India, where did the Buddha visit?
China
Tibet
Q4.
Which group invaded India and destroyed most of the Buddhist statues in Central Asia?
The Arabs
The Huns
Q5.
Did Buddhism survive in India?
Yes
Q6.
Where are you most likely to see Theravada Buddhists?
China
India
Q7.
Where are you most likely to find Mahayana Buddhism?
India
Pakistan