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    How Did Buddhism Spread

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    teachings of Buddhism have been continuingly traveling all across the world and spreading. Buddhism originated from India during the 5th century BCE‚ and the spread began. By the 1st century Buddhism began to split within the religion‚ the new evolving Buddhist branch of the Mahayana led to that split. The Mahayana created a huge spread across the eastern hemisphere of China‚ Japan‚ and Korea‚ where that branch of Buddhism still remains dominant. Buddhism eventually from this path makes it way

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    It’s message would usually focus on a happy life after death. It won many followers because of that as well as the fact that all the had to do is believe in Lord Amida and chant his name. During the 1100s Buddhist monks introduced Zen to Japan. The Zen beliefs centered around the thinking that people can find inner peace by practicing self-control and having a simplistic life. Martial arts was one of the ways that the followers of Zen Buddhism would practice

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    Female Figure Analysis

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    female figure has been depicted by examining four pieces of art. The four pieces I will focus on will be: Female figurine found at Dolni.‚ Innana/Ishtar with Lions and Owls‚ The Gorgon‚ Medusa‚ from the west pediment for the Artemis Temple‚ and Coatlicue‚ from Aztec temple precinct at Tenochtitlán. (first lecture 1 min)The first example of how women are portrayed throughout time is exemplified by the female figure found at Dolni Vestonice‚

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    crucial aspect of Buddhism that is celebrated widely by many different countries including Thailand‚ China‚ Sri Lanka and Indonesia. The ritual Parinirvana celebrates Buddha’s birth‚ enlightenment and death for both individuals and the greater Buddhist community. Buddha is celebrated in a variety of different ways from one country to another but has around 376 million adherents with identical significance of celebrating Buddha’s universal peace message and guideline to mankind which is the belief

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    relationship between the two started when Buddhist temples started to be built beside Shinto shrines known as jingū-ji (Satoshi‚ 70; Teeuwen‚ 9). The proximity between the two would encourage the worshipping of both the kami who resided in the shrine and the Buddha deity that lived in the temple. They were built close to each other to encourage offering the kami Buddhist rituals (Teeuwen‚ 9). The building of Jingū-ji created a unique way to worship both Shinto and Buddhist deities without feeling immoral or

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    which extends to a great deal more than the Taj Mahal or the temple complexes of Khajuraho and Vijayanagara. The beginnings of Indian architecture are more properly to be dated to the start of Buddhism in India‚ in the reign of Ashoka and the construction of Buddhist monasteries and stupas. Buddhist architecture was predominant for several centuries‚ and there are few remains of Hindu temples from even late antiquity. Some of the best Buddhist arts and architecture are the Great Stupa at Sanchi and the

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    human condition." ("Buddhism‚" 2013). His goal would become the principle of the Buddhist religion finding the way to total liberation from suffering. Often described as a nontheistic religion‚ the Buddhists to do not pray to or believe in a God as a creator. The goal of the Buddhists‚ known as Nirvana‚ is to attain enlightenment and to be released from the cycle or rebirth and death. The foundations for the Buddhists teachings‚ the Four Noble Truths were prescribed at the very first sermon: 1.

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    Observe a religious practice or visit a place of religious worship or spiritual significance that is unfamiliar to you. For instance‚ you may visit a Buddhist or Hindu temple‚ a local shrine‚ or a Christian church. Some of the larger institutions (such as Singapore’s Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum) offer free tours‚ which would make for an easy point of entry. How is the space organized‚ what kinds of artifacts or images are displayed‚ and what kinds of routine practices do you observe? How

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    Japanese Religion.

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    of life‚ they still have in their systems a trace of their own culture and tradition. The Japanese practice these customs and display their culture and tradition in several ways. They hold festivals‚ perform tea ceremonies and protective rites at temples‚ wear kimonos‚ prepares refined traditional Japanese cuisines such as sushi and sashimi‚ and further present their culture in the ways of the Samurai‚ in Geishas and in the gardens they are known of. But the Japanese truly and significantly exhibit

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    Vesak

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    Vesak is considered as both a religious and cultural festival in Sri Lanka. It is celebrated on the day of the full moon in May. Vesak Day is one of the biggest days of the year in the Buddhist calendar and is celebrated by Buddhists all over the world. Buddhists commemorate the important events that took place in the life of Lord Buddha on this Vesak Full Moon Poya Day. First comes the birth of Siddhartha Gautama in Lumbini in Nepal which took place under the arbor of Sat trees where queen Mahamaya

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