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The Beginnings of Buddhism - Call List

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  1. shared belief of both Hindus and Buddhists
    it is wrong to harm other living creatures
  2. some hindus believed that Buddha was the reincarnation of this god
    Vishnu
  3. to focus the mind inward in order to find spiritual awareness or relaxation
    meditate
  4. His followers called him the Buddha
    Gautama
  5. the number of days that Gautama fasted and meditated under a fig tree
    49
  6. missionaries and traders carried the Buddha's teachings throughout this land
    Asia
  7. the greatest or least amounts
    extreme
  8. everlasting peace that Buddhisgts seek by giving up selfish desires
    nirvana
  9. Who, according to Buddha, could follow the path to Nirvana
    anyone, regardless of social class
  10. meditation was a practice developed by
    ancient Hindus
  11. a person who spreads his or her religions beliefs to others
    missionary
  12. Like other religions, Buddhism has these
    priests
  13. the cause of human suffering, according to Buddhism
    selfish desires
  14. to be attractive or interesting
    appeal
  15. by reaching nirvana, you will be released from this
    cycle of reincarnation
  16. this religion ultimately regained favor among those in power in Indiia
    Hinduism
  17. religious and moral duties of Hindus
    dharma
  18. What is the middle way
    the Eightfold Path to nirvana
  19. for many years, Hindus and Buddhists did this in India
    coexist
  20. to abstain from eating or eat sparingly
    fast
  21. the number of years that Gautama traveled across India to share his knowledge
    45
  22. How did Siddhartha Gautama look for the cause of human suffering?
    fasted and meditated under a fig tree
  23. Before becoming “The Enlightened One,” Gautama was a
    prince
  24. places where Buddha's followers would learn, meditate, and teach
    monasteries