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    The Sanskrit word dukkha means suffering. The truth of suffering is the first noble truth of Buddhism that Gautama Buddha discovers and shares. The truth about suffering is that it encompasses all aspects of life: "birth is suffering‚ aging is suffering‚ illness is suffering‚ death is suffering" ("Setting in Motion the Wheel of the Dhamma" 1). Suffering includes the realities of birth‚ aging‚ illness and death. Death is suffering because existence is no more. Illness is suffering because it can be

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    neutral Karma is similary in Hinduism and Jainism in that the laws of cause and effect can be used for ones benefit in the afterlife. It is different in the two religions in that in Hinduism‚ karma is dependant on the will of a God‚ and in Jainism it is dependant on the individual. This is significant because in both Jainism and Hinduism‚ karma has an effect on every aspect of a person life both directly and indirectly. The two religions apply karma to their lives in different ways‚ both within

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    Religious and Ethnic Group: Buddhism/Asian Buddhism is a religious group as depicted from the world’s history that began in the 6th century BCE‚ in today’s Northern India. Buddhism was founded by a wealthy man of Indian dysentery called Siddhartha Gautama. Siddhartha Gautama’s main concern was to teach people how to realize great spiritual development. These teachings focus on areas like tradition/customs‚ beliefs‚ ethics‚ meditation and philosophy and making people more enlightened; Buddha means

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    BUDDHISM Buddhism is a religion that was founded by Siddharta Gautama‚ a rich prince who has been forbidden to see the real outside world by his father. When he had the chance to go out‚ he had seen three sufferings in life that changed his way of thinking. These are hunger‚ sickness‚ and death. Siddharta chose to leave his family for the sake of achieving enlightenment and find the true meaning of life. When he had already reached enlightenment‚ he decided to explain his teachings to the masses

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    Globalizing Buddhism Study Guide Class notes: General/Early: I will have a few questions from the initial reading and discussions about globalization‚ on topics such as swastikas‚ bio-diversity‚ McDonaldization Buddhism in General: Where founded/grew and when? Who founded? Why‚ what were motivations and teachings? Key Terms / Ideas: + 4 Noble Truths + Middle Path + 5 Moral Precepts + anatman + karma + samsara + nirvana + non-theistic + upaya Theravada Buddhism Meaning “ “ : Dominant

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    “religious professionals”. Sometimes one religion profession is derived from another religion. In this essay I will show the similarities and differences of Hinduism priests and religion to Buddhism in general. Also the comparison between Aluk To Dolo Chinese priest and religions‚ and Japanese Zen master. Buddhism and Hinduism have various similarities and differences that effects the way that its followers live and think. The Buddhists and Hindus both have their own teachings that they follow and

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    past * 4 Wants of Hinduism: 1. Pleasure 2. Success 3. Duty 4. Liberation * Classic Period of Hinduism: Era when Hinduism becomes distinguished as a religion * In regards to other religions‚ Hinduism is tolerant * Both Buddhism and Jainism grew out of Hinduism and were founded as reactions to

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    The Spread of Buddhism in China DBQ - 11/18/13 Adam Almassri Buddhism started in India around the 16th century B.C.E.‚ and after a while diffused to China in the first century of C.E.. People slowly converted to it. Many chinese people felt differently about the new religion‚ and others felt it was better than the one existing‚ and better for China as a whole. They then began to encourage conversion of religions. Then there were those guys. They didn’t like Buddhism‚ they thought it was bad

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    created Mahayana Buddhism. However‚ the creation of the new scriptures added on to the ancient Buddhists text also was a direct cause for Mahayana Buddhism to start flourishing as an independent belief from Theravada. The spread of Mahayana Buddhism and the teachings of its scriptures has allowed many Mahayana schools to create all around East Asia. After many years‚ the sacred scriptures of Buddhism have spread very quickly all around the world. Today in modern time you can Buddhism in Asia‚ Europe

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    Buddhism is a religion to almost five hundred million people in the world. Buddhism was founded between the sixth and fourth BCE. The religion spread all through Asia. Buddhism essentially is all about reaching nirvana or Buddhahood. There are different branches within Buddhism; However‚ all hold the same basic principles in life. All Buddhists follow the lessons attributed to Buddha. Some lessons include: Dharma and Sangha‚ meditation‚ loving kindness‚ and compassion.

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