PPT-Chapter 4: Buddhism
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World Religions A Voyage of Discovery DOC ID TX003941 Impermanence This is one of the Three Marks of Existence Tibetan Buddhists spend several days constructing
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World Religions A Voyage of Discovery DOC ID TX003941 Impermanence This is one of the Three Marks of Existence Tibetan Buddhists spend several days constructing intricate sand mandalas. 2600 B.C. – A.D. 550. Section 1: Early Civilizations of India and Pakistan. The Indus Valley is located in the region known as South Asia, or the Indian subcontinent.. Subcontinent: is a large landmass that juts out from a continent.. Desmond Boyle. Jeffrey . Chin. Founder. Siddhartha Gautama (Gautama Buddha) was the founder of Buddhism and was born in present . day Nepal. Siddhartha was born in a royal Hindu . family and would have had several roles as a Prince in his community. He eventually moved to India to have a more meaningful role in people’s personal lives. . The “middle way of wisdom and compassion”. A 2500 year old tradition that began in India and spread and diversified throughout the Far East. A philosophy, religion, and spiritual practice followed by more than 300 million people. The Buddhist Vision of the Human. The . Dhammapada. The. . Dhammapada. is the best known and most widely esteemed text in the . Pali. . Tipitaka. , the sacred scriptures of Theravada . Buddhism (the version of Buddhism practiced widely across southeast Asia).. What is it?. Monks?. Bald dudes?. Orange clothes and beads?. Temples. This crazy thing called ‘enlightenment’?. That guy with the big belly?. Origins. India: spreading through Asia: 6. th. - 8. th. I. Hinduism. A. The . third largest. religion in the world.. B. . polytheistic. - ancient religion that developed from religious customs of many people.. C. Major gods:. 1.) . Brahma. - creator of the world.. From Mrs. . Oehler’s. Class Website. Earl Warren Middle School, Solana Beach , CA. Thanks Mrs. . Oehler. !!. China’s Dynasties. Han Dynasty. Period of Disunion. Song Dynasty. Sui Dynasty. Tang Dynasty. Buddhism. The founder of Buddhism is Siddhartha Gautama the son of an Indian king who traveled in search of a deeper understanding of the world, and decided that suffering would bring the end of all existence.. From Mrs. . Oehler’s. Class Website. Earl Warren Middle School, Solana Beach , CA. Thanks Mrs. . Oehler. !!. China’s Dynasties. Han Dynasty. Period of Disunion. Song Dynasty. Sui Dynasty. Tang Dynasty. He lived a sheltered life, never leaving the palace compound.. . At the age 25 he. became curious about world outside of the palace and he went on a journey.. ☸He . saw 4 . men . Old man. Sick man. CE.. Amida. Jizo. Hotei. (avatar of . Miroku. ). China. Japan. Early Folk Traditions. Early Folk Traditions. Shinto. Classical Daoism. Daoism. Theravada Buddhism (from India). (and . m. aybe Mahayana). A brief history of Zen Buddhism . Although many people consider Zen to be an exclusively Japanese school of Buddhism, it actually originated in China.. The Chinese called the tradition, “. Ch'an. ,” and “Zen” is Japanese reading of the same word.. Pure Land Buddhism To begin, true or false….on Zen Buddhism 1) Zen Buddhism originates from ‘The Tree Sermon’ by the Buddha False – The Flower Sermon 2) Mahakashyapa was the name of the monk that understood this ‘wordless insight’ from this sermon Buddhism is a spiritual tradition that focuses on personal spiritual development and the attainment of a deep insight into the true nature of life. There are 376 million followers worldwide.. Buddhists seek to reach a state of .
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