Buddhism

4. A Zen practice of sewing one’s robe as part of the Buddhist ordination process
6. A tradition of where many people are involved in
8. The cessation of suffering and dissatisfaction through the uprooting of greed, hatred, and delusion
9. to have little or no money or freedom and have to live outside of what you might find comfortable
11. to not have to worry about most inconveniences and to not worry about your wealth
12. The path of practice leading to the cessation of suffering and dissatisfaction laid out by the Buddha in the Four Noble Truths, and comprising Right View, Right Intention, Right Speech, Right Action, Right Livelihood, Right Effort, Right Mindfulness, Right Concentration
15. The mental quality of non-judgemental attention that can see things directly as they appear in the present moment
17. A scholar monk from the Thai Forest Tradition Often used to refer to the making of an offering or donation
19. An Indian spiritual tradition emphasizing Non-duality
20. equanimity, kindness, compassion, and empathetic joy

1. The core of the Buddha’s teaching, pointing out the truth of suffering and dissatisfaction; its cause; its cessation and the path thereto
2. The language in which the teachings of the Buddha were recorded, giving rise to the Pali Texts – the earliest records of the teachings of the Buddha
3. An influential 20th century forest monk and Dharma teacher from Thailand
5. they were a person of great power and a mighty spirit amongst humans
7. to feel like one being and have individuality
10. A Tibetan Buddhist lineage founded by Tsongkapa in the 14th Century
13. the eternal and inherent nature of reality, regarded in Hinduism as a cosmic law underlying right behavior and social order
14. one who explores the meanings of the teachings of the Buddha
16. See Loving-kindness
18. the historical figure Siddhartha Gotama, who lived in what is now India, attained Awakening in the 6th century BCE, and whose teachings are followed in the Buddhist traditions