Five Precepts - #4 No Sexual Misconduct, "Chi" - spritual and universal energy, "Soto" - Zen sect emphasizing sitting, Jewel #2 - The Dharma, "samsara" - The cycle of birth and rebirth, Yang, Mahayana, The Diamond Sutra, Four Noble Truths #4 - Path to Cessation of Suffering, Five Aggregates #2 - Sensation, Mantra, "zazen" - Zen sitting meditation, Sublime States #4 - Equanimity, "Rinzai" - Zen emphasizing koan study, "Rinpoche" - respected Tibetan lama, Tri Four Noble Truths #3 - Cessation of Suffering, Five Precepts - #5 No intoxicants, Sublime States #2 - Compassion, Hindrance #2 - Ill Will, The Metta Sutra, Eightfold Path #6 - Right Effort, Siddhartha Gautama., Jewel #3 - The Sangha, Bodhisattva, "kensho" - In Zen, initial enlightenment, "Samadhi" - Complete concentration, Sublime States #1 - Loving Kindness, Eightfold Path #8 - Right Concentration, "Sensei" - Zen Teacher, karma, Bi "vipassana" - "Insight" meditation, Hindrance #1 - Desire, Hindrance #3 - Sloth, Hindrance #4 - Worry, Jewel #1 - The Buddha, Five Aggregates #5 - Consciousness, Hindrance #5 - Doubt, Eightfold Path #4 - Right Speech, Five Precepts - #3 No Lying, Eightfold Path #3 - Right Action, Eightfold Path #7 - Right Mindfulness, "Ajahn" - Thai Buddhist Teacher, I- Ching, "prajna" - Wisdom or Insight, The Dhammapada, Five Precepts - #1 No Killing, "bhikshuni" - A Buddhist nun, The Middle Way, Five Precepts - #2 No Stealing, Five Aggregates #3 - Perception, Unofficial Sublime State #5 - Forgiveness, "satori" - Japanese term for enlightenment, Five Aggregates #1 - Form, Sublime States #3 - Sympathetic Joy, Eightfold Path #1 - Right View, Three Poisons - #3 Ignorance, "Anatta" - non- self, "dana" - Giving, "Theravada" - "words of the elders" Buddhism, "Zanshin" - Zen - Presence , Four Noble Truths #1 - Suffering, Lotus Sutra, Eightfold Path #2 - Right Intention, Dung Yin, The Heart Sutra, Five Aggregates #4 - Mental Formation, bi "jhana" - Meditative contemplation, "dukkha" - Suffering, "kinhin" - Walking Meditation, Four Noble Truths #2 - Cause of Suffering, Bodhi Tree, Three Poisons - #2 Aversion, Eightfold Path #5 - Right Livelihood, "roshi" - honorific given to Zen teachers, Three Poisons - #1 Attachment, "Zen" - Mind Without Mind, "koan" - Zen. a story or question, Dalai Lama, Five Precepts - #4 No Sexual Misconduct, "Chi" - spritual and universal energy, "Soto" - Zen sect emphasizing sitting, Jewel #2 - The Dharma, "samsara" - The cycle of birth and rebirth, Yang, Mahayana, The Diamond Sutra, Four Noble Truths #4 - Path to Cessation of Suffering, Five Aggregates #2 - Sensation, Mantra, "zazen" - Zen sitting meditation, Sublime States #4 - Equanimity, "Rinzai" - Zen emphasizing koan study, "Rinpoche" - respected Tibetan lama, Tri Four Noble Truths #3 - Cessation of Suffering, Five Precepts - #5 No intoxicants, Sublime States #2 - Compassion, Hindrance #2 - Ill Will, The Metta Sutra, Eightfold Path #6 - Right Effort, Siddhartha Gautama., Jewel #3 - The Sangha, Bodhisattva, "kensho" - In Zen, initial enlightenment, "Samadhi" - Complete concentration, Sublime States #1 - Loving Kindness, Eightfold Path #8 - Right Concentration, "Sensei" - Zen Teacher, karma, Bi "vipassana" - "Insight" meditation, Hindrance #1 - Desire, Hindrance #3 - Sloth, Hindrance #4 - Worry, Jewel #1 - The Buddha, Five Aggregates #5 - Consciousness, Hindrance #5 - Doubt, Eightfold Path #4 - Right Speech, Five Precepts - #3 No Lying, Eightfold Path #3 - Right Action, Eightfold Path #7 - Right Mindfulness, "Ajahn" - Thai Buddhist Teacher, I- Ching, "prajna" - Wisdom or Insight, The Dhammapada, Five Precepts - #1 No Killing, "bhikshuni" - A Buddhist nun, The Middle Way, Five Precepts - #2 No Stealing, Five Aggregates #3 - Perception, Unofficial Sublime State #5 - Forgiveness, "satori" - Japanese term for enlightenment, Five Aggregates #1 - Form, Sublime States #3 - Sympathetic Joy, Eightfold Path #1 - Right View, Three Poisons - #3 Ignorance, "Anatta" - non- self, "dana" - Giving, "Theravada" - "words of the elders" Buddhism, "Zanshin" - Zen - Presence , Four Noble Truths #1 - Suffering, Lotus Sutra, Eightfold Path #2 - Right Intention, Dung Yin, The Heart Sutra, Five Aggregates #4 - Mental Formation, bi "jhana" - Meditative contemplation, "dukkha" - Suffering, "kinhin" - Walking Meditation, Four Noble Truths #2 - Cause of Suffering, Bodhi Tree, Three Poisons - #2 Aversion, Eightfold Path #5 - Right Livelihood, "roshi" - honorific given to Zen teachers, Three Poisons - #1 Attachment, "Zen" - Mind Without Mind, "koan" - Zen. a story or question, Dalai Lama,
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Five Precepts - #4 No Sexual Misconduct,
"Chi" - spritual and universal energy,
"Soto" - Zen sect emphasizing sitting,
Jewel #2 - The Dharma,
"samsara" - The cycle of birth and rebirth,
Yang,
Mahayana,
The Diamond Sutra,
Four Noble Truths #4 - Path to Cessation of Suffering,
Five Aggregates #2 - Sensation,
Mantra,
"zazen" - Zen sitting meditation,
Sublime States #4 - Equanimity,
"Rinzai" - Zen emphasizing koan study,
"Rinpoche" - respected Tibetan lama,
Tri
Four Noble Truths #3 - Cessation of Suffering,
Five Precepts - #5 No intoxicants,
Sublime States #2 - Compassion,
Hindrance #2 - Ill Will,
The Metta Sutra,
Eightfold Path #6 - Right Effort,
Siddhartha Gautama.,
Jewel #3 - The Sangha,
Bodhisattva,
"kensho" - In Zen, initial enlightenment,
"Samadhi" - Complete concentration,
Sublime States #1 - Loving Kindness,
Eightfold Path #8 - Right Concentration,
"Sensei" - Zen Teacher,
karma,
Bi
"vipassana" - "Insight" meditation,
Hindrance #1 - Desire,
Hindrance #3 - Sloth,
Hindrance #4 - Worry,
Jewel #1 - The Buddha,
Five Aggregates #5 - Consciousness,
Hindrance #5 - Doubt,
Eightfold Path #4 - Right Speech,
Five Precepts - #3 No Lying,
Eightfold Path #3 - Right Action,
Eightfold Path #7 - Right Mindfulness,
"Ajahn" - Thai Buddhist Teacher,
I-Ching,
"prajna" - Wisdom or Insight,
The Dhammapada,
Five Precepts - #1 No Killing,
"bhikshuni" - A Buddhist nun,
The Middle Way,
Five Precepts - #2 No Stealing,
Five Aggregates #3 - Perception,
Unofficial Sublime State #5 - Forgiveness,
"satori" - Japanese term for enlightenment,
Five Aggregates #1 - Form,
Sublime States #3 - Sympathetic Joy,
Eightfold Path #1 - Right View,
Three Poisons - #3 Ignorance,
"Anatta" - non-self,
"dana" - Giving,
"Theravada" - "words of the elders" Buddhism,
"Zanshin" - Zen - Presence ,
Four Noble Truths #1 - Suffering,
Lotus Sutra,
Eightfold Path #2 - Right Intention,
Dung
Yin,
The Heart Sutra,
Five Aggregates #4 - Mental Formation,
bi
"jhana" - Meditative contemplation,
"dukkha" - Suffering,
"kinhin" - Walking Meditation,
Four Noble Truths #2 - Cause of Suffering,
Bodhi Tree,
Three Poisons - #2 Aversion,
Eightfold Path #5 - Right Livelihood,
"roshi" - honorific given to Zen teachers,
Three Poisons - #1 Attachment,
"Zen" - Mind Without Mind,
"koan" - Zen. a story or question,
Dalai Lama,