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    Buddhism was founded by Siddhartha Gautama in the sixth century before common era; Gautama proposed it as a middle way between extreme asceticism and worldliness. Gautama taught that people are bound to life by desire and craving, and the only way to break free of that bond is to stop desiring. Buddhism, unlike Hinduism, does not sacrifice to, or worship…

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    upon throughout the world. The Buddha believe that you shouldn’t believe anything you hear even if he said it, unless you agree with your own logic and beliefs. It’s peace throughout their religion. Encouraging each other. As of the cons there has been misinterpreted that many people think Buddhists think life must be suffering because of the first noble truth. As they consider it as a life is suffering. People consider Buddha as a god. As there are stated fact that Buddha was just a man. .…

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    The Three Great Eastern Religions The three great eastern religions are, Hinduism, Buddhism and Sikhism that developed at different times, but their places of origin are relatively close geographically. There are some similarities, but also many differences between the three. Hinduism is reported to be the world’s oldest religion while Sikhism is one of the newest. Buddhism and Hinduism believe in reincarnation. Buddhists do not believe in a god while Hindus believe in many gods all based on…

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    religion. Buddhism was founded by a prince named Siddhartha Gautama, who lived in Lumbini which is present day Nepal. He was born into a royal family but later realized that wealth and luxury could not guarantee true happiness. After a long six years of meditation and study, Siddhartha discovered the, “middle path” and soon became enlightened. After he reached enlightenment, he spent the rest of his life teaching the principles of Buddhism. The Buddha was not a God and never claimed to be, he…

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    Buddhism rises from the lessons of life Siddhartha Gautama learned of and later preached, to teach others, to lead people towards a free self. Buddhism was established within the late centuries BCE and early centuries CE, with each period adapting its spiritual message differently through artwork. Earlier artwork within the Maurya Dynasty, used inscriptions and symbolism to convey and announce to the people the messages of Buddha (Kleiner 429). Temples and Halls, which had structured within them…

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    Buddhism originated in India ago between the 6th and 4th BC. Buddhism is an Indian religion attributed to the teachings of the Buddha, also known as the Siddhartha Gautama. Buddha was a teacher, he taught and shared his insight to help people realize that suffering is part of life. Buddha was born 563 B.C and died 483 B.C ages 80 years old. In the time that he was alive he lived a simple and severe lifestyle. Confucianism isn’t considered a religion, instead it is defined as a system of social…

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    itself from the truth. Buddhism has had an effect on history just like many other religion. Buddhism is a universal Asian religion or philosophy founded by Siddhartha Gautama, also known as Buddha or the Awakened One. Unlike other religions there is no theology or worship, rather this belief placed high value on finding the truth. Buddha, not a god, was well respected for passing down knowledge on how to find true happiness and…

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    Started in 560 B.C.E, this religion is about a thousand to five-thousand years old. The founder of Buddhism was Gautama Siddartha who was born a prince, but at a very young age he found himself troubled by all the human suffering that was going on. So Gautama Siddartha eventually gave up his place as prince and went on a spiritual quest to understand how to overcome human suffering. On Gautama Siddartha quest he came to a place near the city of Gaya, and he set underneath a pipal tree and…

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    Buddha's Monuments

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    the construction of a monument in the honor of Buddha. Buddhas are those who can obtain total freedom and wisdom of life and death [ Life of the Buddha XII. 91-99 ]. There are multiple Buddhas that have and do exist. All of the Buddhas that have existed are equally as important as the next. Originally known as Siddhartha Gautama the commencing Buddha’s destiny is to be a light of knowledge to end the dark illusions of the world [ Life of the Buddha I . 74 ]. Bodhisattva is a semi-divine figure;…

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    Siddhartha Gautama or Buddha was born in between India and China at the foot of the Himalayans to the family of a wealthy king. He was brought up in the best conditions possible; his father made sure his son shielded from pain. He lived in a pure pleasure 29 years, until one day he decides to see what is outside the palace. And he sees the world in all its reality and ugliness: old, diseased, dead. It changed his life forever. He left his house and his family in search of the relieve from the…

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