Question

according to siddhartha, what were the four noble truths? 4 points a set of instructions for building cities and temples a set of beliefs. it says that people suffer because they desire and if they could rid themselves of desire they would no longer suffer. a law code written by hammurabi a description of gods worshipped by aryans what idea is karma based on? 4 points that people should always obey their rulers without question that ones actions in each life determine where they will be reborn in the next lifetime that wealth and power determine a persons happiness that only priests can achieve salvation what is moksha in the hindu faith? * 4 points a state of perfect understanding a ritual sacrifice to please the gods a festival celebrating the harvest season a sacred river believed to bring eternal life

Explanation:

1. The Four Noble Truths in Buddhism, taught by Siddhartha Gautama, are a set of beliefs about the nature of suffering and its cessation. The idea that people suffer due to desire and can end suffering by eliminating desire is central to the Four Noble Truths.
2. Karma in Hindu - Buddhist thought is based on the concept that one's actions in each life determine their rebirth in the next lifetime. It is a principle of cause - and - effect related to moral and ethical behavior.
3. Moksha in Hindu faith is a state of liberation, self - realization, and perfect understanding, breaking free from the cycle of samsara (rebirth).

Answer:

1. A set of beliefs. It says that people suffer because they desire and if they could rid themselves of desire they would no longer suffer.
2. That one's actions in each life determine where they will be reborn in the next lifetime
3. A state of perfect understanding