Buddhist Crossword Puzzle

Buddhist word for "suffering", the concept that sits at the heart of the Four Noble Truths
The second of the Four Noble Truths, "thirst"
Impermanence, part of the 3 marks of existence
The doctrine that there is no permanent, underlying substance that can be called the soul
The founder of Buddhism who sat underneath the Bodhi tree until he attained true enlightenment
A person who has attained enlightenment, but postpones Nirvana to aid others in their journey to Enlightenment
The cessation of desire and end of suffering, the final goal of Buddhism
An individual who has achieved Enlightenment
Cycle of death and rebirth
Actions driven by intention which lead to future consequences
A supernatural power wielded by gods and demons, produces illusions
Buddhist community, composed of both monks and nuns
The teaching of the Buddha
Spiritual cultivation, contemplation
Compassion, a crucial quality necessary to achieve Enlightenment
Direct insight into the truth taught by Buddha, a faculty required to attain enlightenment
Moral conduct, one of the 3 divisions of the EIghtfold Path
An aspect of guidance along the Buddhist path where a conscious, voluntary action is driven by an "incomplete reason" about its direction
Charts the the method for attaining the end of suffering
Buddhist path to liberation, broken up into 8 parts
The central principles of life which guide and give refuge to Buddhists
The second of the Four Noble Truths, cause of desire