
Buddhism
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Buddhism
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The Birth of a Prince
In 583 B.C.E Prince Siddhartha was born
His father was a powerful king
According to tradition, his mother had a dream that she was "carrying a child who will be a great man"
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Growing up
Born as a Prince in the Kshatriya caste (warrior/ruler)
The King was worried about the predictions about his son, and wanted him to fulfill his royal duties
The Prince would be filled with lavish pleasures
He married at age 16 and birthed a son
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Becoming Buddha
He became unhappy with Hinduism and began seeking more of the outside world.
He would eventually become the Buddha - a Sanskrit word meaning "awakened"; the name given to the man who founded Buddhism
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Multiple Choice
What does the word Buddha mean?
enlightened
chosen
awakened
predicted
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A search for wisdom
By age 29 Siddhartha gave up his old lifestyle and began searching for enlightenment
Enlightenment: the state of gaining spiritual insight and finding universal truth
Becoming enlightened = path to truth and freedom from suffering
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Multiple Choice
What does it mean to be enlightened?
Finding a path to truth
Seeing a light from beyond
to be chosen
to find happiness
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Change
Siddhartha began wearing a simple robe and carried a small bowl for alms
alms - money given to the poor
He wanted to understand the nature of the world, he did so by practicing meditation
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Guided Meditation | 3 Minute Meditation - YouTube
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Becoming Buddha
Siddhartha walked until he reached the tree of enlightenment or Bodhi
He meditated under the tree trying to reach Nirvana
Nirvana - ideal state of happiness and peace
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Multiple Choice
What is Nirvana?
a region in India
what a person desires
a band from the 90s
a state of peace and happiness
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Becoming Buddha
That night under the tree he found the truths he had been seeking. The Four Noble Truths:
1. Suffering is present in all things, and nothing lasts forever
2. Suffering is caused by cravings (desires and wants)
3. the way to end suffering is to give up all cravings
4. The way to give up all cravings is to live life by the EIGHTFOLD PATH
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Multiple Choice
Which is not a Noble Truth?
Suffering is present in all things, and nothing lasts forever
Suffering is caused by desires and wants
Pray 5 times a day
The way to end suffering is to give up all cravings
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Multiple Choice
What was the name of the tree Siddhartha walked to?
Teak tree
Bodhi tree
Tree of Heaven
Bonsai Tree
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Multiple Choice
True or False: Hinduism formed from Buddhism.
True
False
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