"jhana" - Meditative contemplation, Mahayana, Four Noble Truths #4 - Path to Cessation of Suffering, Sublime States #2 - Compassion, "samsara" - The cycle of birth and rebirth, The Diamond Sutra, Three Poisons - #3 Ignorance, Eightfold Path #1 - Right View, Eightfold Path #2 - Right Intention, "Soto" - Zen sect emphasizing sitting, The Heart Sutra, "Rinpoche" - respected Tibetan lama, Three Poisons - #2 Aversion, Five Precepts - #2 No Stealing, Siddhartha Gautama., Five Aggregates #1 - Form, Eightfold Path #4 - Right Speech, Lotus Sutra, karma, "koan" - Zen. a story or question, Hindrance #1 - Desire, Eightfold Path #5 - Right Livelihood, Hindrance #2 - Ill Will, Bodhi Tree, "zazen" - Zen sitting meditation, "Samadhi" - Complete concentration, "vipassana" - "Insight" meditation, "Chi" - spritual and universal energy, Five Precepts - #1 No Killing, Eightfold Path #8 - Right Concentration, Sublime States #1 - Loving Kindness, "Anatta" - non- self, "Sensei" - Zen Teacher, Five Aggregates #2 - Sensation, "prajna" - Wisdom or Insight, "dukkha" - Suffering, "dana" - Giving, The Middle Way, Nirvana, Jewel #1 - The Buddha, "kinhin" - Walking Meditation, "Theravada" - "words of the elders" Buddhism, Yang, "roshi" - honorific given to Zen teachers, Five Aggregates #3 - Perception, The Dhammapada, Jewel #2 - The Dharma, I- Ching, Sublime States #4 - Equanimity, The Metta Sutra, Eightfold Path #7 - Right Mindfulness, Eightfold Path #6 - Right Effort, Five Aggregates #4 - Mental Formation, Five Aggregates #5 - Consciousness, Eightfold Path #3 - Right Action, Five Precepts - #4 No Sexual Misconduct, "kensho" - In Zen, initial enlightenment, "Ajahn" - Thai Buddhist Teacher, Hindrance #5 - Doubt, Unofficial Sublime State #5 - Forgiveness, Four Noble Truths #3 - Cessation of Suffering, Jewel #3 - The Sangha, Four Noble Truths #2 - Cause of Suffering, "Zanshin" - Zen - Presence , Hindrance #4 - Worry, Dalai Lama, "Zen" - Mind Without Mind, Five Precepts - #3 No Lying, "bhikshuni" - A Buddhist nun, Three Poisons - #1 Attachment, Four Noble Truths #1 - Suffering, Mantra, Yin, "satori" - Japanese term for enlightenment, Hindrance #3 - Sloth, "Rinzai" - Zen emphasizing koan study, Bodhisattva, Sublime States #3 - Sympathetic Joy, Five Precepts - #5 No intoxicants, "jhana" - Meditative contemplation, Mahayana, Four Noble Truths #4 - Path to Cessation of Suffering, Sublime States #2 - Compassion, "samsara" - The cycle of birth and rebirth, The Diamond Sutra, Three Poisons - #3 Ignorance, Eightfold Path #1 - Right View, Eightfold Path #2 - Right Intention, "Soto" - Zen sect emphasizing sitting, The Heart Sutra, "Rinpoche" - respected Tibetan lama, Three Poisons - #2 Aversion, Five Precepts - #2 No Stealing, Siddhartha Gautama., Five Aggregates #1 - Form, Eightfold Path #4 - Right Speech, Lotus Sutra, karma, "koan" - Zen. a story or question, Hindrance #1 - Desire, Eightfold Path #5 - Right Livelihood, Hindrance #2 - Ill Will, Bodhi Tree, "zazen" - Zen sitting meditation, "Samadhi" - Complete concentration, "vipassana" - "Insight" meditation, "Chi" - spritual and universal energy, Five Precepts - #1 No Killing, Eightfold Path #8 - Right Concentration, Sublime States #1 - Loving Kindness, "Anatta" - non- self, "Sensei" - Zen Teacher, Five Aggregates #2 - Sensation, "prajna" - Wisdom or Insight, "dukkha" - Suffering, "dana" - Giving, The Middle Way, Nirvana, Jewel #1 - The Buddha, "kinhin" - Walking Meditation, "Theravada" - "words of the elders" Buddhism, Yang, "roshi" - honorific given to Zen teachers, Five Aggregates #3 - Perception, The Dhammapada, Jewel #2 - The Dharma, I- Ching, Sublime States #4 - Equanimity, The Metta Sutra, Eightfold Path #7 - Right Mindfulness, Eightfold Path #6 - Right Effort, Five Aggregates #4 - Mental Formation, Five Aggregates #5 - Consciousness, Eightfold Path #3 - Right Action, Five Precepts - #4 No Sexual Misconduct, "kensho" - In Zen, initial enlightenment, "Ajahn" - Thai Buddhist Teacher, Hindrance #5 - Doubt, Unofficial Sublime State #5 - Forgiveness, Four Noble Truths #3 - Cessation of Suffering, Jewel #3 - The Sangha, Four Noble Truths #2 - Cause of Suffering, "Zanshin" - Zen - Presence , Hindrance #4 - Worry, Dalai Lama, "Zen" - Mind Without Mind, Five Precepts - #3 No Lying, "bhikshuni" - A Buddhist nun, Three Poisons - #1 Attachment, Four Noble Truths #1 - Suffering, Mantra, Yin, "satori" - Japanese term for enlightenment, Hindrance #3 - Sloth, "Rinzai" - Zen emphasizing koan study, Bodhisattva, Sublime States #3 - Sympathetic Joy, Five Precepts - #5 No intoxicants,
(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.
"jhana" - Meditative contemplation,
Mahayana,
Four Noble Truths #4 - Path to Cessation of Suffering,
Sublime States #2 - Compassion,
"samsara" - The cycle of birth and rebirth,
The Diamond Sutra,
Three Poisons - #3 Ignorance,
Eightfold Path #1 - Right View,
Eightfold Path #2 - Right Intention,
"Soto" - Zen sect emphasizing sitting,
The Heart Sutra,
"Rinpoche" - respected Tibetan lama,
Three Poisons - #2 Aversion,
Five Precepts - #2 No Stealing,
Siddhartha Gautama.,
Five Aggregates #1 - Form,
Eightfold Path #4 - Right Speech,
Lotus Sutra,
karma,
"koan" - Zen. a story or question,
Hindrance #1 - Desire,
Eightfold Path #5 - Right Livelihood,
Hindrance #2 - Ill Will,
Bodhi Tree,
"zazen" - Zen sitting meditation,
"Samadhi" - Complete concentration,
"vipassana" - "Insight" meditation,
"Chi" - spritual and universal energy,
Five Precepts - #1 No Killing,
Eightfold Path #8 - Right Concentration,
Sublime States #1 - Loving Kindness,
"Anatta" - non-self,
"Sensei" - Zen Teacher,
Five Aggregates #2 - Sensation,
"prajna" - Wisdom or Insight,
"dukkha" - Suffering,
"dana" - Giving,
The Middle Way,
Nirvana,
Jewel #1 - The Buddha,
"kinhin" - Walking Meditation,
"Theravada" - "words of the elders" Buddhism,
Yang,
"roshi" - honorific given to Zen teachers,
Five Aggregates #3 - Perception,
The Dhammapada,
Jewel #2 - The Dharma,
I-Ching,
Sublime States #4 - Equanimity,
The Metta Sutra,
Eightfold Path #7 - Right Mindfulness,
Eightfold Path #6 - Right Effort,
Five Aggregates #4 - Mental Formation,
Five Aggregates #5 - Consciousness,
Eightfold Path #3 - Right Action,
Five Precepts - #4 No Sexual Misconduct,
"kensho" - In Zen, initial enlightenment,
"Ajahn" - Thai Buddhist Teacher,
Hindrance #5 - Doubt,
Unofficial Sublime State #5 - Forgiveness,
Four Noble Truths #3 - Cessation of Suffering,
Jewel #3 - The Sangha,
Four Noble Truths #2 - Cause of Suffering,
"Zanshin" - Zen - Presence ,
Hindrance #4 - Worry,
Dalai Lama,
"Zen" - Mind Without Mind,
Five Precepts - #3 No Lying,
"bhikshuni" - A Buddhist nun,
Three Poisons - #1 Attachment,
Four Noble Truths #1 - Suffering,
Mantra,
Yin,
"satori" - Japanese term for enlightenment,
Hindrance #3 - Sloth,
"Rinzai" - Zen emphasizing koan study,
Bodhisattva,
Sublime States #3 - Sympathetic Joy,
Five Precepts - #5 No intoxicants,