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All 4 questions on Buddhism and change: the Mindfulness Movement, as a list June 2023, Component 1D, Q5(a) (20 marks): Explain the use of mindfulness in health care, education and business.June 2023, Component 1D, Q5(b) (30 marks): ‘The contemporary Mindfulness movement offers a very successful antidote to suffering.’ Evaluate this view.June 2019, Component 1D, Q2(a) (20 marks): Examine different ways in which mindfulness is used in contemporary society. 0 2June 2019, Component 1D, Q2(b) (30 marks): ‘The contemporary Mindfulness movement is not Buddhist.’ Evaluate this view.Nearby topics: 1A The birth of the Buddha and the Four Sights 1B The Awakening of the Buddha 1C Buddhist texts in daily life 1D The Pali Canon 1E Two Mahayana texts 1F Contemporary Buddhist teachers 2A The three lakshanas 2B Pratityasamutpada, karma and rebirth 2C Arhat and bodhisattva 2D The Four Noble Truths 2E The Eightfold Path 2F The dasa sila (ten precepts) 3A Buddhism in Japan 3B Buddhism and science 3C Buddhism and secularisation 3D Buddhism, pluralism and diversity 3E Buddhism in Britain 3F Men, women and feminism in Buddhism 4A Going for refuge 4B Meditation 4C Dana (giving) and punya (merit) 4D Tibetan Buddhism: mudra, mandala and mantra 4F Socially Engaged Buddhism The whole bank Questions, mark schemes and examiner’s reports are © WJEC Eduqas, from their published past papers. Plumi isn’t affiliated with any exam board. Want whole papers? Full past papers .
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