WORLD RELIGION KEY II.

MAHAYANA BUDDHISM  Nontheistic Religion

 Bodhisattva  Theravada
TERMS  Dalai Lama  Mahayana
 Mahayana Buddhism  Vajrayana
I. HINDUISM  India  Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, Sri
 God (Brahman)  Sutras Lanka and Thailand
 Eternal Religion  China, Tibet, Japan, Korea  Goal
 Hinduism  Northern Buddhism  Map
 India  Nagarjuna  Guide
 Sindu River or Indus Valley  Prajnaparamita  Tripitaka
 Moksha  Sanskrit  Sutta Pitaka
 Dharma  Bodh Gaya  Vinaya Pitaka
 Artha  Bodhi Tree  Abhidhamma Pitaka
 Kama  Lumbini  Tantras
 Karma Yoga  Sarnath  Buddhist Flag (Blue)
 Bhakti Yoga  Kushinagar  Buddhist Flag (Yellow)
 Raja Yoga  Buddhist Flag (Blue)  Buddhist Flag (White)
 Jnana Yoga  Buddhist Flag (Yellow)  Buddhist Flag (Red)
 Eight Limbs of Yoga  Buddhist Flag (White)  Buddhist Flag (Orange)
 Vedas  Buddhist Flag (Red)  The Stupa
 Rig-Veda  Buddhist Flag (Orange)  Square Base
 Sama-Veda  The Stupa  Round Dome
 Yahur-Veda  Swastika  Cone-shape
 Arthava-Veda  Mala Beads  Canopy
 Upanishads  Skull Cup  Volume of stupa
 Smriti  Tibetan Paintings (Thangka)  Swastika
 Bhagavad- Gita  Dana Paramita  Swastika in Tibet
 Gita  Sila Paramita  Swastika in China and Japan
 Brahma  Ksanti Paramita  Thunderbolt or Vajras and bell
 Vishu  Virya Paramita  Vajras in the left
 Shiva  Dhyana Paramita  Vajras in the right
 Ganapati  Zen (meditation)  Mala Beads
 Rama  Nichiren  Skull Cup
 Krishna  Vajrayana  Tibetan Paitings
 Saraswati  Pure Land  The Bodhi Tree
 Lakshmi  Tantras  The Empty Throne
 Durga Devi  Bodhi Day or Rohatsu  The Begging Bowl
 Agni  Parinirvana Day  The Dharma Wheel
 Hanuman  Wesak  The Lions
 Ganges River  Dharma Day  The Buddha’s Foot Prints
 Ganga  Kathina  The Eight Auspicious Symbols
 Varanasi (Benares)  Losar  Duhkha
 Karma  Hanna Matsuri  Samudaya
 Reincarnation  Songkran  Nirhodha
 Saivism  Magga
 Shaktism  The Eight Fold Path
III. THERAVADA BUDDHISM  Walk the Path
 Vaishanism  Theravada Buddhism
 Smartism  Impermanence
 Kisa Gautami
 Hindu Diet  Lunar Based Calendars
 Buddhism
 Diwali  Dharma Day or Asalha Puja
 Buddha
 Holi  Kathina Festival
 Nepal
 Holika  Losar
 Siddhartha Gautama
 Onam  Sangha Day
 Sthaviravada
 Mahabali  Sangha
 Emperor Ashoka
 Maha Shivaratri  Wesak
 100 million
 Krishna Janmashtami
 Life is Suffering