Buddhism Creation Story

Register to read the introduction… Along with the differences in gender came a sexual want between a man and a woman, coming from both sides. When beings first started engaging in sex the others threw things at the couple saying that sex was a horrible thing to commit. During the time of rice the beings came to realize that they did not have to go get rice for every meal, but pick it in bulk and eat from that stash for longer, and have to do work less often. The creatures soon decided to set up sections for them to pick rice to eat from individually, they invented a sense of property. The beings then started stealing rice from other being’s property. At this point it became more popular to steal, cheat, lie, and inflict pain on others. The beings decided a ruler would be able to stop these horrible things from happening. With the ruler came a sense of class, they then created the priests, traders, and servants. These classes do not really matter though as a person can become, for the most part, what they want to be.
The Hinduism origin story The Four Ages there are four ages, the first is Krta, the second is Treta, the third is Dvapara, and the …show more content…
It is also pointed out that the trader caste becoming rulers is a bad thing too. In the Buddhism creation story the end is supportive of the castes mixing and traders becoming priests and other transitions as well. The Hinduism story has meditation, and sacrifice as the two big ways of following the religion and showing the gods affection, and in the end the beings just stop practicing it. In the Buddhist story meditation is the only way mentioned. The Buddhist story never refers to a god, only to the Buddha, who is telling the story. The Hinduism story speaks of one god for each age as well as Brahma and