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T&P - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The belief that everything is changing - nothing is permanent.
        
        Parable of the wagon
        
        Worldly aims, Bodily needs, Spiritual aims & Love
        
        Some change is good, some change is bad
        
        Good = From evil to good
        
        Bad = Climate Change
    - - The idea that there is no personal self, that everybody and everything is changing from moment to moment
        
        Parable of the Chariot
        
        You cannot exist without your different components
    - - The idea that everything is suffering and that suffering is caused by greed and selfishness.
  - - - Right Understanding
        
        To understand & accept things like the Noble and Universal Truths
      - Right Thought
        
        To clear your mind from hatred
      - Right Speech
        
        To not say bad or rude things.
      - Right Action
        
        To not harm any living thing
      - Right Livelihood
        
        To avoid jobs which are dishonest
      - Right Effort
        
        To dispose of harmful thoughts
      - Right Mindfullness
        
        To be in the present moment
      - Right Concentration
        
        To practise mindfulness
  - - - I think that if you replace the ship with new parts, it is the same ship. Take the human body for example: You constantly replace cells but it is still you.
      - Ship of Thesus links in with Annica
- - - - Founded Sikhism
      - Things that show he is a good leader:
        
        The snake shielding him from the sun
        
        The cows not damaging the field
        
        Vanished for 3 days
      - Teachings & Ideas:
        
        Everyone is equal
        
        There is only one God
        
        Prayer & meditation is good
    - - In the Punjab region
  - - - The Sikh place of worhip
        
        Touch the step
        
        Take shoes off
        
        Wash hands
        
        Cover head
        
        Wave the fan
        
        Bow to the Guru
        
        Walking around the right
        
        Cross-legged
        
        No drugs, tobacco or alcohol
        
        Guru is under a canopy
        
        Don't wear lots of jewelery
        
        Flowers & money are donated
        
        Dress modestly
    - - Their holy book
        
        'Most important teacher'
        
        Kept in a special room
        
        You must cover your head before going in
        
        It's carried above the head, resting on cushions
        
        Carried in a proscession
        
        Lifted high with armed guard
        
        Sat on a golden throne
        
        Worshippers bow before it
        
        Has a chauri waved over it
        
        Rests on a raised platform
  - - - The Guru asked 'Who is willing to die?'
        
        A man stood up
        
        He was taken into a tent
        
        The Guru came out with his sword, blood dripping from it
        
        This was repeated five times
        
        The crowd got more and more worried
        
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    - - Kesh
        
        Uncut hair
        
        It is believed that it is a sign of saintliness
      - Kangha
        
        A comb
        
        It is used to tame the Kesh
      - Kara
        
        A plain steel band
        
        It is used to symbolise how god is eternal and steel is a sign of strength
      - Kach'ha
        
        Plain shorts
        
        It is to remind Sikhs of their duty to others
      - Kir'pan
        
        Sword
        
        It symbolises freedom and was used in battles