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    Buddhism is a religion and philosophy that developed from the teachings of the Buddha. It is one of the most most important asian spiritual traditions. During its evolution and procees a flexible approach have been made‚ adapting itself to different conditions and local ideas while maintaining its core teachings. As a result of its wide geographical expansion‚ today it encompasses a number of different traditions‚ beliefs‚ and practices. Aspects as arts‚ morals‚ social institutions‚ etc‚ were touched

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    Buddhism‚ as a religion‚ has many different sub-groups or ‘orders’. Even so‚ the core teachings of Buddha remain the same across these orders. If you are new to Buddhist teachings‚ it is imperative to learn the first lessons that Buddha taught since he instituted Buddhism: The Four Noble truths and the Noble Eightfold Path. The Four Noble Truths Right after his Enlightenment‚ Buddha gave what is now celebrated as “The Sermon at Benares”. This is when Buddha gave his first sermon. The Four Noble

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    rituals‚ create a sense of sacred time and space‚ make present the Buddha power‚ or assist in realizing the Buddha-nature. They use iconography‚ as in using sculptures and paintings of Buddha and bodhisattvas. Kukai who was the founder of Shingon Buddhism‚ made a strong base for the use of art in Japan by emphasizing the universal Buddha-nature in all of nature. Buddhist like the Shinto always have reflected concern for the natural and the simple‚ bringing the notion that life is art lived beautifully

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    Buddhism has its origins since Siddhartha Gotama was enlightened by himself. He was born in a rich family. His parents wanted him to become a king‚ so they set him apart from bad things‚ such as dead people‚ sick people‚ not even old people. As he grew up‚ he saw all of these suffering people. Buddha questioned himself that why people suffer. He realized that what he knows isn’t the truth and decided to search for it. He made himself poor and tried to understand the truth that he is looking for.

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    Essay- Buddhism rituals (taking refuge & Buddhist funeral) compared to Christian rituals (baptism & Christian funeral) Buddhism and Christianity are two religions which have many similarities and differences. Both religious have ceremonies which bring the person into the religious community and both religions also have ceremonies which take place after the person passes away. Discussed in this essay will be the background and order of these religious ceremonies. Similarities and differences will

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    other mental health professionals. In a postmodern society‚ authority is accepted not on the basis of faith but of reason. People are increasingly more inclined towards seeking advice from a scientific orientation rather than a theosophical one. Buddhism‚ not fitting into the categories of religion‚ philosophy‚ or science quite so neatly‚ seems to fit into the mental health conversation seamlessly. The foundation of Buddhism’s teachings can be summarized by the Four Noble Truths: there is suffering

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    Buddhism‚ according to the Merriam Webster Dictionary‚ is the belief that suffering is inherent in life and that one can be liberated from it by mental and moral self-purification. Buddhists believe that salvation is reaching Nirvana‚ the ultimate state of release and freedom from rebirths. In order to reach Nirvana‚ one must wholly follow the Noble Eightfold Path and accept the Four Noble Truths. The four noble truths are the existence of suffering‚ the cause of suffering‚ the end of suffering‚

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    Over the course of the semester we have studied four religions: Judaism‚ Islam‚ Hinduism‚ and Buddhism. I learned a lot about each religion and have more knowledge to the different religions. Overall‚ I found Hinduism the most interesting out of the four we studied. Many people do not know a lot about Hinduism; however India has the largest population in the world of Hindu’s. The reasons I find Hinduism interesting compared to the other religions is because it is so different than my religion

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    Prophet Muhammad and the Buddha are two main important figures in our religious history. They both gave up something in their lives in order to figure out many unanswered things about life. For example the Buddha gave up being a prince in order to find out were suffering comes from. While Muhammad became a trustworthy role model in the Islamic community. Some of the similarities between Muhammad and the Buddha were that both believe in a non-violent way of life. They also guided their followers towards

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    The spread of religion during the Classical Period for both Christianity and Buddhism was directly influenced by economic and social exchange‚ between various societies‚ through prosperous trade routes and political connections spawned from within individual civilizations. Over time‚ these persistent religions will develop into the basis of Western and Eastern culture that would eventually influence the emergence of new societies ruled with renewed political and religious structures even rivaling

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