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    Cosmology is a religion’s attempt to explain the origins of our universe. The Four Noble Truths‚ however‚ reject cosmologic theorizing (Livingston 200). According to the Buddha‚ attempting to explain the universe’s origins is a waste of time. He used the example of being shot by an arrow to help explain why cosmologic theorizing is a waste of time (Livingston 200). Imagine that you are shot in the chest by an arrow. What

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    bodily self denial. Then‚ while seated under a sacred fig tree‚ he had a moment of illumination in which he understood the reasons behind human suffering and a means to overcome them. At this moment‚ he became Buddha‚ or "the Enlightened One." Having achieved this state of enlightenment‚ Buddha then became an itinerant teacher in the north of India. Within a brief period of time‚ he had a large body of converts. India has a very strict social system‚ that is the Caste system‚ which is still used

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    In regard to the origin of Buddhism they believe there is no beginning nor end. It was founded by Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha) during the sixth century in Northern India. After he encountered all four kinds of suffering: old age‚ sickness‚ death‚ and poverty Siddhartha became disillusioned and deeply concerned with suffering. The Buddhist worldview of identity began when Buddha came to the discovery that we don’t exist as separate beings. In Buddhism the individual self is a root illusion that

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    population - Hinduism‚ Buddhism - Gandhi‚ Mother Teresa‚ Buddha - Modern day government-parliamentary system - W/a prime minister Hinduism- world’s oldest religion - Comes from Aryans - Caste system - Reincarnation - Dharma-divine law - Karma - Yoga Polytheistic- 3 main Gods - Brahma-Creator - Vishnu-preserver - Siva-destroyer Buddhism- Originated in India Is a philosophy not a religion Siddhartha Gautama-founder Buddha- the enlightened one 1) Life is full of suffering 2) Suffering

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    SYNOPSIS OF Promotion of Buddhist Tourism in Madhya Pradesh Introduction about the topic Madhya Pradesh As A State Madhya Pradesh‚ as per its name‚ is situated right in the centre of India‚ madhya means centre and pradesh means state. This largest state of India is bordered by Maharashtra in the south‚ Chattisgarh in the east‚ Uttar Pradesh in the northeast‚ Gujarat in the west and Rajasthan in the northwest. Occupying an area of 308‚144 sq km‚ the state has Bhopal as its capital and Indore as its

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    Buddhism is religion that is based off of peace and spirituality taught by the teachings of Buddha‚ also known as Siddhartha Gotama. Many who follow its teachings believe Buddhism to be more of a way of life or lifestyle choice rather a religion. Buddha is not a god‚ but one man that taught his followers a path of enlightenment from his experiences and values. Buddha’s main teachings were the Four Noble Truths and the Noble Eightfold Path. The Four Noble Truths were teachings about suffering‚ pain

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    indulgences. Siddhartha went into a deep meditation for a long time and awoke the Buddha. People would ask Buddha what he was and he would simply reply‚ “I am awake.” That became his title Buddha which means the enlightened one‚ or the awakened one. Buddhism began with a man who‚ while the world was wrapped up in human life‚ woke up from it all. Buddhism has a few major concepts one being the middle way‚ which Buddha himself discovered that opened his eyes to enlightenment. The four noble truths

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    Sermon of the Mount v Buddhism Doctrines Buddhism arose in the eastern part of central Asia‚ the Tibet region‚ round the fifth century before the born of Christ. Its founder‚ Buddha‚ was an Indian native known by the name of Siddhartha Gautama. In search of spiritual discipline‚ he sought until he achieved what he believed some kind of enlightenment. After which he dedicated his life to pass his Bohdi‚ perfect knowledge‚ to others. Many centuries on‚ Buddhism is widely spread among the highly

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    method by which a human can stop craving and thus stop suffering. It is not necessary to expound upon that exact method in this essay‚ although knowing that Buddhists believe that the Eightfold Path was set forth by the Buddha will be helpful. The Buddhist tradition holds that the Buddha came to these realizations of the nature of existence and of the method by which we can

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    Suffering is an Inescapable Part of Living What is "suffering"? Does it have any advantages? Suffering is an inescapable part of life. Whether it involves the minor bumps and bruises of daily living or major traumas such as terminal illness‚ death‚ or the breaking of a family‚ suffering touches all of our lives at one point or another. Helen Keller once said‚ "The world is full of suffering‚ but it is also full of people overcoming it". Though Helen Keller was not a philosopher‚ in this quote

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