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    Sidhartha Gautama A Prince

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    Dalits . Not only did this caste system determine occupation, but also determined the financial being of those belonging to that specific caste. Roughly around 563 B.C.E, a prince was born into the Kshatriya class whose name was Siddhartha Gautama. Born into a caste of wealth, power and status, and by the standards during that era, Siddhartha had everything. He is described as handsome, born of pure descent and wore garments of silk and was brought…

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    blackboard, it depicted that the approximate year of the Buddhas birth was sometime between the 6th and 5th century B.C. He was born in what is now called southern Nepal. Though this information about the Buddha is based on oral accounts that were written down a few centuries after his death. This means that it might not be fully accurate. Prior to adulthood, one key formative experiences of his life was being born as a prince named Siddhartha Gautama, who was prophesied to do great things. He…

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    Siddhartha Gautama, who originally grew up in a Hindu family, took an interest in finding the cause of all suffering and propagated a new religion known today as Buddhism. This religion is most practiced in China, Japan, Thailand, and Vietnam. Buddhists celebrate four main holidays and partake in many teachings and rituals that help one become self-aware of their own actions and behaviors. Siddhartha Gautama became the Buddha and began to search the world for an end to all suffering. The…

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    Eight Fold Paths Analysis

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    By following Eight Fold Paths that Buddha had given us as the proper way to behave, we eventually be bodhisattvas and arhat. The first path is Samma Ditthi or perfect vision. It’s about having the right view and understand the nature of life. Secondly, Samma Sankappa or aspiration is having the right thought and point of view. Samma Sankappa focuses on letting thing go because nothing belongs to us. The third one is Summa Vacca. Having right speech will make our lives healthier and we would be…

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    quite similar because both religions believe that life continues in some form after death. Both religions believe there is a life of peace after you die. However, one major difference would be that Buddhism is centered upon the life teachings of Gautama Buddha, whereas Christianity is centered on the life teachings of Jesus Christ. Both religions also has different beliefs of god. Buddhists’ beliefs do not believe in a Creator God, while Christianity believes in one god to be the father, the…

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    Buddhism Research Paper

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    founded in the late 6th century B.C. by Siddhartha Gautama (known as the “Buddha”), is an important religion in most of Asia. The Buddha was born as a royal prince in Lumbini which is now part of Nepal. People also refer to the Siddhartha as Buddha Shakyamuni. ‘Shakya’ is the name of the royal family he was born into, and ‘Muni’ means “Able One”. Later on in his adult life, he retired to the forest where he followed a spiritual meditation. The Buddha went searching for the real meaning of human…

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    “From Bodhisattva to Buddha: The Beginning of Iconic Representation in Buddhist Art” by Ju-Hyung Rhi, he states in his article that the term Bodhisattva and Buddha have a different implication in the early Buddhism. He said that the term Bodhisattva a is name that used to call Siddhartha Gautama before he reaches enlightenment. He found many inscriptions and images that support this understanding that Bodhisattva is the Buddha before he reaches enlightenment. The term Buddha is a term that…

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    Buddhism Date: 563 B.C.E. - 1100 C.E. (India) Information: The Buddha (Siddhartha Gautama) was born in the noble caste in India 563 B.C.E. At age 29 he rejected the life of luxury to seek enlightenment and the solution to suffering Followed a strict ascetic lifestyle for six years Rejected this extreme, and sat in meditation, then achieved Nirvana - an awakening to the truth about life - becoming a Buddha (The Awakened One), at age 35 The Buddha taught the four noble truths One truth was…

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    A similar character to Gandhi is Siddhartha Gautama or as he is better known, the Buddha. Both the Buddha and Gandhi share the desire to better the world through the abolishment of both racism and sexism. The Buddha, who was kept away from the world for the first twenty years of his life only to then emerge and see horror and suffering, sought to free the world of its misery and suffering. Gandhi also did not see much suffering until his experiences in South Africa which drove him to try and…

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    Buddhism, had it 's beginning in the 5th century BCE with a man named Siddhartha Gautama or "Buddha." Buddhism became a widespread religion that set forth the path for effects in the personal lives of many, and also as a widespread world religion. It accomplished many things, such as carrying news ways of life to many, and appealing to the highest and lowest of levels of society. Buddhism also brought about a uniqueness not seen in the same capacity before. The spread of Buddhism starting in 453…

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