Buddhism

@Behappy · 8 months ago

History of Buddhism ️ Buddhism is one of the major world religions, founded by Siddhartha Gautama, also known as the Buddha, in the 6th century BCE in ancient India. The teachings of Buddhism em...

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@BettyBoop · 3 years ago

Buddhism - the religion of sense.

First and foremost, Buddhism is not exactly a religion in the true sense of the word, nor does it have a God or gods in which it believes. Unlike all other religions that place man at the center on th...

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@Nap · 4 years ago

Buddhism & science

Thus both buddhism and science promote proper investigation and assessment of evidence, rather than relying on blind faith hearsay, or speculation. For buddhism, the development of applied knowledge a...

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@Debotri · 4 years ago

Hinayana and Mahayana Buddhism

Today I would like to share you a new toys of discussion that is about the two maker sects of Buddhism. They are hinayana and Mahayana Buddhism. There was difference of opinion in the nudist monaste...

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@Nap · 4 years ago

Buddhism

Many of humankind's earl9 beliefs and mythologies can no longer stand in the modern world, especially in the light of Science. Greek roman, and norse myths bhave all become historical artifacts. Can b...

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@Angela.simon · 4 years ago

Defining

After many centuries of ferment and tradition buddhism has acquired the form of a religion with beliefs ritual and cememonies. Be this as it may with the trappings of the buddhist fait tr...

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@CotyReh · 4 years ago

Buddhism, on Suffering and the Force

There’s an old story in the Buddhist canon about a student who asks his master, “It is terribly hot, how can we escape the heat?” “Go right down into the furnace,” replied the master. “But in the f...

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@ilias · 4 years ago

The Japanese girl left Buddhism and became a Muslim

Life means study, work, marriage and family. But after becoming a Muslim, I understood the meaning of life. This is my life now for the worship of Allah. These are the words of a young Japanese woman...

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(comment) I don't think it is possible to describe everything in one text, not even the fact is that I have not much knowledge actually , I have only shared the information required for the common people in t...

@Munia 4 years ago

@ilias1996 · 4 years ago

Today I will tell you about the achievement of Emperor Ashoka.

Ashoka , the grandson of the great Chandragupta Maurya and the son of Bhimsa, was the third emperor of the Maurya Empire. The word Ashoka means - without grief or sorrow . According to the Asokavada...

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@Kannexbro · 3 years ago

Top 7 world oldest religion

Although the written history is only about 5,000 years old, some form of religion may have existed since human origin. Although there are several religions claiming that their teachings can be traced...

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@teochewoliver · 3 years ago

A Chronological Introduction to Buddhist Scripture

Some religions have a very short reading list. And I mean that in a good way. Islam for example pretty much has only one holy book, the Qu’ran on top of which everything else is built. Then there’s...

1 likes · 0 comments · Spiritualism & Mythology (e7f6)

@Nurbegum · 4 years ago

Buddis foundation of bangladesh

Strange though it may now seem in such an overwhelmingly Muslim country, Buddhism has been no small player in the nation’s history and culture. Nationwide, less than 1% of people are Buddhists, but in...

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@Robi26 · 4 years ago

'Samrat Ashoka'-The Great

Introduction and birth: In the history of India, two kings have been given the title of Great, one of them is Ashoka the Great and the other is Akbar the Great. Interestingly, not a single Hindu king...

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@Jisan203 · 4 years ago

Anchor Watt: From Hindu temple to Buddhist temple

"This is an extraordinary installation," said the Portuguese monk Antonio de Madelena in 1589, describing Cambodia's "Anchor Watt" to the then-famous historian Diego do Cuto. Antonio de Madelena is on...

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@Nnita · 4 years ago

Nepal

Nepal , offeecially the Federal Democratic Republic o Nepal , is a landlockt kintra in Sooth Asie . It is locatit in the Himalayas an bordered tae the north bi the Fowkrepublic o Cheenae , an ta...

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@daffaputra · 3 years ago

Zen as a Method of Liberation from Suffering

Some of my new friends often ask me about my religion. They thought that I was a Buddhist. In fact, I was born and raised in a Muslim family. Even, I went to Madrasah (a school that learns about Islam...

2 likes · 6 comments · Random Articles (a45d)

(comment) After the emperor Ashoka 'The Great' accepted Buddhism, he sermon to all followers of Buddhism to spread message of Gautam Buddha and in essence Buddhism. Many monks spread the message to China, Ja...

@CryptoSmart 4 years ago

@Munia · 4 years ago

Emperor Ashoka

In my previous article, I discussed about Chandragupta Maurya, the first emperor of the Maurya Empire. Today I want to say something about Emperor Ashoka. He is the grandson of the founder of the Maur...

8 likes · 4 comments · History (7dd2)

@nonuio · 3 years ago

hunza vellay pakistan

Buddhism, and to a lesser extent, Bön , were the main religions in the area. The region has a number of surviving Buddhist archaeological sites, such as the Sacred Rock of Hunza . Nearby are former...

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@Angela.simon · 4 years ago

Teach the truth

It also prescribes a concrete remedy though the noble eightfold path. Buddhism aims to teach the truth of the human situation it will not sugarcoat realities to make it easy to accept. This i...

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@aniruddhasen · 4 years ago

Is mankind ready for religion-my view

In the present context religion is playing a major role in our lives and around the world. Religion is both bringing the world closer as well as increasing the gap between us. Religion has made countr...

10 likes · 20 comments · Mind, Perception & Thought (c7a5)

@dark_spirit666 · 3 years ago

The compassion that transcends justice and the relationship of Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha) and Jesus

Even though I am Muslim, Jesus (Isa) is very close to my heart. When I was at the madrasa, the stories of the prophet Isa were often told by my teacher. In addition to the story of the prophet Muhamma...

8 likes · 4 comments · Philosophy (3a0d)

@Nap · 4 years ago

Required method

° the formation of a hypothesis °the collection of data °the experimental testing of the results °the development of conclusions These steps illustrate that the scientific method lik...

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@CecilBrokaw · 2 months ago

Finding the Best Buddhist Bracelet: A Guide to Choosing the Perfect Accessory

Buddhist bracelets have become a popular accessory, not just for their aesthetic appeal but also for their spiritual significance. These bracelets often carry deep meanings and are used as tools for m...

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@daffaputra · 3 years ago

Dzogchen: Pearl from Tibet for the World

We live in a world that is gripped by fear. Families and relatives are threatened with life by the COVID-19 pandemic. News of death strikes every day, also from close relatives and relatives. Every se...

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@Jerrysavage00 · 3 years ago

Rest In Peace

Death is a phenomen every living being is subject to, no matter how highly placed or influencial that individual is. Both the rich and poor are subject to death. 'Rest in peace' is a popular statement...

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@Geri · 4 years ago

Spirituality in Japan

When people visiting Japan, or watching a Japanese, or Asian martial arts film, they see a lot of seemingly spiritual acts. Even when they aim with an arrow, can be seen as a spiritual act by a wester...

13 likes · 19 comments · Japanese Art & Cultural History (7c1f)

@MWSA · 4 years ago

The Beliefs of the Five major Religion in the World (part 1: Hinduism)

What is religion? what is the oldest religion? and do we really need it? those are the question and topic we always hear and talk about. we have 3 mains point that we will talk about: What is Religi...

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@alvarohache · 2 years ago

Chinese culture and its various approaches

“Memories are the architecture of our identity” It is evident and unquestionable that the world is diverse, diversity begins with the location and demographics of so many countries, countries that ha...

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