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    Buddhism sets a path for one to achieve nirvana or enlightenment, but the path may not as simple as it appears to be. The path to self-enlightenment can be very difficult and self-challenging. It is up to one to have the patience and determination to be able to accomplish Buddhism’s path to nirvana. Buddhism also seems to cut off human interaction. God doesn 't even have an effect in the teachings of Buddhism. Buddhism’s path is a set trial for one to accomplish alone in…

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    quiet mind open to different perspectives. The mind/body connection stressed in the Buddhist practice of mindfulness promotes a greater ability to focus on the moment in a non-judgmental way. Buddha, which means ‘awakened one’, identified the Four Noble Truths of existence in the…

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    Buddhism Beliefs

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    they are trained they can be transformed into help for viewing the real humanity. One very important belief in the Buddhist religion is the Noble Eightfold Path. The wheel in Buddhism is the symbol of the Dharma which shows the path.…

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    uniqueness compared to other religions. Starting with authority in the dharmic world view of Buddhism it encompasses the thought that authority starts with us and only us. Due to that we don’t have to rely on a higher being to set us in the right path. Like in tribal religions where there is the Supreme Being, the one who created everything. While in Buddhism this doesn’t exist only the thought that you have the right to decide for yourself and only you create…

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    that we are made in the image of God and that people come into the world with the capacity to make out own choices for good or evil. Jews also follow the Hebrew Scripture, where the Buddhist follow the teachings of Buddha; the Four Noble Truths, the Eightfold Paths, and the written scripture of Tripitaka. The goal of spirituality for the Buddhist is the deliverance from samsara through reaching nirvana. The Jews spirituality is to know God where the Buddhist believe in no personal God but in…

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    After Siddhartha Gautama journey of enlightenment, he was able to learn the four noble truths that all Buddhists must follow. First, there is suffering in this world. Second, suffering is caused by desire and ignorance. Third, the end of suffering is reaching nirvana. Finally, the fourth is the noble eightfold path will help end suffering. The noble eightfold path steps are right understanding, right thought, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right…

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    of faith. Buddhist basically follow in the practices of the Buddha to ultimately achieve Nirvana. Buddhism revolves around 4 noble truths. The 4 Noble Truths pretty much say that there is suffering in this world and it is caused from attachment. The only way to end suffering is end all attachment in this world. In order to do that, one must follow the Noble Eightfold Path. These teachings are the center of the Buddha’s teachings. This is a basic overview of Buddhism Christianity is…

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    It describes the physical and mental suffering the human body endures in response to our natural behaviors. The Eightfold Path shows us how to fulfill “mental discipline” and “living in accordance with one’s ethical principles” and accepting life for what it is and not what we wish it to…

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    The doctrines presented by Siddhartha Gautama constitute the basis of his teachings. Gautama found out, in his enlightenment, the actual cause of suffering as well as the way to escape these suffering. These discoveries are referred to as the Four Noble Truths. The first truth identifies the existence of suffering or misery in the nature of life and at all state of life including birth, old age, during sickness and death. Gautama does acknowledge the existence of happiness but he points out…

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    But in addition, Hindus affirm that they can overcome suffering by taking pleasure in reuniting with god (Moksha). And though both groups have nirvana as their ultimate goals in life, the paths they take upon reaching the objective tend to differ. Buddhism sets out the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path in achieving nirvana, when in fact Hinduism says there are a handful of ways individuals can do so. These fundamental differences amid Buddhism and Hinduism still provide me the leeway to…

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