Buddha + Zen

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Across
  1. 4. A strong feeling of affection and caring for another person.
  2. 10. A feeling of concern for the well-being of others.
  3. 11. A form of understanding or knowledge that is not acquired through conscious reasoning.
  4. 12. The ability to concentrate on a specific task or thought.
  5. 14. A deep understanding of a particular situation or subject, acquired through reflection and observation.
  6. 15. A state of tranquility and calm, free from disturbance or conflict.
  7. 17. A state of being emotionally detached, free from attachment or involvement.
  8. 19. A state of calm and stillness, free from movement or disturbance.
  9. 21. A term used in Buddhism to describe the teachings of the Buddha, as well as the ultimate nature of reality.
  10. 22. An individual who has achieved enlightenment but chooses to remain.
  11. 23. A deep understanding of the nature of reality, acquired through reflection and experience.
  12. 24. A practice of mental focus and stillness to calm the mind and achieve a state of heightened awareness.
  13. 25. A state of peacefulness and calmness, free from disturbance.
  14. 26. A feeling of reverence or deference towards others or a particular thing.
  15. 28. A state of stillness and peacefulness, free from agitation or excitement.
  16. 30. go The act of releasing control or attachment to a particular outcome or situation.
  17. 32. A desire to learn and explore, driven by a sense of wonder and interest.
  18. 33. A state of being free from material or ego-based desires, seen as a key aspect of enlightenment in Zen.
  19. 34. A state of calm and stillness, free from disturbance or agitation.
Down
  1. 1. A religion and philosophy founded by the Buddha, based on the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path.
  2. 2. The quality or state of being free from complexity or elaboration.
  3. 3. A paradoxical statement or story used in Zen to challenge conventional thinking and bring about a state of enlightenment.
  4. 5. A system of moral principles or values, guiding behavior and decision-making.
  5. 6. A state of spiritual awakening, characterized by a deep understanding of the nature of reality.
  6. 7. The ability to wait calmly and without frustration, even in the face of difficulties.
  7. 8. A mental state achieved by focusing one's awareness on the present moment.
  8. 9. A state of mental calm and stability, maintained in the face of both good and bad events.
  9. 13. A feeling of compassion or benevolence towards others.
  10. 16. A state of being open and receptive to the present moment, without judgment or resistance.
  11. 18. A state of being clear or transparent, free from confusion or ambiguity.
  12. 19. A sudden realization of the nature of reality, often experienced as a result of meditation or other spiritual practice.
  13. 20. A state of being conscious of and attuned to one's surroundings.
  14. 22. A term used to describe an awakened individual, as well as the historical figure who founded Buddhism.
  15. 27. A state of being fully in the moment and attentive to one's surroundings.
  16. 29. A feeling of appreciation and thankfulness, directed towards others or the world.
  17. 31. A willingness to give or share, without expectation of reward or repayment.