Buddhism

5. There is no life after death. We are nothing but physical beings
6. Connected aspects of experiences, each one triggers the next. Also known as 'the 5 Aggregates'. Means 'heaps'/'bundles' of experience
9. Universal soul
12. People who believed man is purely physical
14. Literally 'no atman'. There is no fixed/unchanging self
15. level Anicca observation - Physical change
16. Suffering caused by change, or anicca
17. Release from Samsara
18. Triggered by form. These are the positive/negative/neutral feelings we experience as a result of our contact with the natural world
19. People who believed that you couldn't prove/know anything
20. The name the Buddha gave the sceptics
21. In Buddhist thought, this refers to all matter. eg the physical body, senses and the objects they experience
23. Nothing exists independently
28. Triggered by volitions. Our awareness of the whole ongoing process
29. Actions have consequences
30. level Anicca observation - Momentary change
31. 'Life is unsatisfactory'
32. All Khandas are...
33. Triggered by perception. Impulses/'Karma formations' formed when perceptions tigger memories of past experiences

1. Repeating cycle of birth, life and death
2. Vietnamese Buddhist monk
3. The goal of the Buddhist path. Liberation from Samsara and suffering
4. Dissatisfaction with life itself and the limitations of human existence
7. One of the responses to the topic of 'knowing thyself'
8. Impermanence - All things are transitory
10. Intended to reduce Dukkha
11. What the Buddha understood materialists to be
13. Unchanging reality amidst/beyond the world that cannot be exactly defined. The absolute
22. All Khandas are...
24. The atman theory that we have eternal, unchanging soul or essence
25. Ordinarily associated with suffering, includes physical pain and grief
26. Triggered by sensation. The ability to identify and recognise the characteristics of things
27. All Khandas are... (So they don't have independent existence or essence)