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The writer of the essay "Buddha" suggests that in the formulation of Buddha for the national identity reveals itself though due to the series of changes in the forms of Buddha it may be hard to see a national image.... The beliefs can be categorized into wisdom, ethical conduct and mental discipline....
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Conversely, the other text (Buddha's instructions) represents an ongoing struggle while in the quest for the truth (Story & Vajirā, 1998).... Undeniably, humanity since its inception to date has always sought ways on how to satiate its inner and strong urge, which worldly material cannot fill adequately....
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In the paper “Buddhism: Its Essence and Development” the author summarizes what one needs to realize about Buddhism.... This is that it is not a 'religion of books', like Judaism, Christianity or Islam, all of which are based on a primary body of scriptures.... hellip; The author states that Buddhism is a religion of individual practice and enlightenment, aided by direction from a living teacher....
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Later texts, such as the Mahayana Sutras, are also considered to be the word of the Buddha, but were transmitted either in secret, via lineages of mythical beings (such as the nagas), or came directly from other buddhas or bodhisattvas.... There are a great variety of Buddhist texts....
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The position of women in Buddhism is both unique and special.... It was the Buddha who first gave women the opportunity to participate in full in religious life.... Women were first given religious freedom by the Buddha himself.... Before this opportunity, women were tied to traditional roles of child bearing, tending to the husband, children and household....
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The essay "Buddhism" analyzes the peculiarities of Buddhism, one of the greatest Philosophies and religions of the world, founded by Gautama Buddha around 566 BC.... nbsp;It has two main divisions – the Theravada or the Hinayana in Sri Lanka, and SE Asia, and Mahayana in China, Mongolia, Korea, and Japan....
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n the Buddhist art, the images of buddhas and other deities must follow strict rules as officially prescribed for their faces, gestures, the ornaments they wear and the objects they hold.... The author examines Shakyamuni Buddha, one of the sculptures in the collection Once Upon Many Times at the Rubin Museum of Art....
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The paper "Buddhism" provides evidence of Buddhist influence, describing the distinctive parallels to Buddhism, as well as the influence of Buddhism on creative arts, particularly in China.... nbsp;Buddha created a religion that has since changed many societies.... hellip; Buddhism is indigenous to the Indian subcontinent, and consists of numerous beliefs, which are primarily based on the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama, also referred to as the awakened one or Buddha....
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