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Buddhism Hinduism

Buddhism Hinduism

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Buddhism and Hinduism
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​Hinduism and Hindu Beliefs

  • There are many diverse practices within Hinduism. They all share a common idea that there is a supreme force in the universe.

  • ​Their is no single founder to the teachings of Hinduism.

  • The origins trace back to the Vedas.

  • The Vedas teaches us about the Brahman

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- buddha

" One moment can change a day, one day can change a life, and one life can chance the world" 
" pain is certain; suffering is optional" 
" There is no path to happiness. Happiness is the path" 
" To be angry is to let others' mistakes punish yourself" 

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  • came from a royal family

  • his family kept him from all of life's suffering.

  • Wanted to leave his home to experience life!

​early life of Siddhartha Guatama

Story of the buddha
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​What did he see?

  1. old man

  2. sick man

  3. dead body

  4. poor monk

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​Becoming the Buddha

Gautama wanted to seek the truth so we decided to sit under a tree and meditate. He would not stop meditating until he discovered the cause of human suffering.

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Word Cloud

What did Siddhartha Gautama see on this journey?

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Poll

Siddhartha Gautama sat under a______ and meditated

umbrella

tree

gazebo

desk

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​Break down:
​Hinduism:
​Buddhism:
  • no founder

  • Belief in Brahma

  • Caste system is present

  • Devotion to multiple gods/deities

  • Founder: Siddhartha Gautama

  • Follow the four noble truths

  • Eightfold path

  • No belief in a personal god

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​Four Noble Truths
  1. Life is suffering

  2. The cause of suffering is craving

  3. The end of suffering comes with the end of craving

  4. There is a path that will leave you away from craving and suffering

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​Karma: is the positive or negative force created as the result of good or bad actions.

Your actions determine how you will be reborn!
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​Dharma: Law and order
pattern-tertiary
Buddhism and Hinduism
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