1. Buddhism part three

2. “Greed and selfishness can be stopped.”
The Third Noble Truth.
“Greed and selfishness can be stopped.”
The Fourth Noble Truth
“The best way was
to become enlightened
and achieve Nirvana.”

3. Other Buddhist Teachings

4. The Buddha taught
there was no God.
Enlightenment
This is the most important
goal for all Buddhists

5. “Greed and selfishness can be stopped.”
Reminder
The Third Noble Truth.
“Greed and selfishness can be stopped.”
The Fourth Noble Truth
“The best way was to become enlightened
and achieve Nirvana.”

6. The three marks of existence The Buddha taught that everything
“Annica.”
The Buddha taught that everything
in life changes.
Nothing lasts.

7. The Buddha taught that there was no soul.
“Anatta”
The Buddha taught that there was no soul.
That people change. They have feelings, thoughts , awareness, ideas and a body only.
Third mark of existence
Dukka
“ Suffering is everywhere”
Do you agree with this?

8. Calm
The Lotus flower is a symbol.

9. Alms Bowl.
The monk asks for alms as part of his daily routine.

10. All Buddhists follow the Buddha’s Teaching
The Buddhists accept that everything changes. People matter, the universe.
People change physically & mentally
There is suffering.
They follow the Noble Eight Fold Path.
They accept Karma. That what you do affects your life

11. How do Buddhists live? By the Eight Fold Path By the Four Noble Truths
By the 5 precepts.

12. The THREE JEWELS
I go to the Dharma
( teaching)
for refuge
I go to the Sangha
( community) for refuge
I go to the Buddha for refuge
refuge means security safety etc.

13. Buddhists say
I go to the Buddha for refuge
I go to the Dharma for refuge
I go to the Sangha for refuge

14. The Noble Eightfold Path
Right Speech.
Perfect speech is truthful. Avoid gossip and words that are hurtful.
Perfect Action.
Always try to do the right thing. Show kindness to all living creatures.
Perfect Livelihood.
Do work that is not going to harm anyone, including animals.

15. 4. Perfect Effort
Practice good thoughts and actions.
5. Perfect Awareness
Be always aware of what you are doing and the consequences for yourself and others.
6. Perfect Meditation.
This helps to train the mind so that you become calm and in control.

16. 7. Perfect Vision
This is an understanding that life is changing all the time. We can’t find happiness in things that change.
8. Perfect Emotion
This is a person having the right attitude to life, showing
good will to all.

17. Things a Buddhist will have at home
How A
Worship
Would
Buddhist
Things a Buddhist will have at home
A Buddha Image
This will be where they can offer prayer
It may be A statue
It may be A painting
Placed in a Shrine
Decorated with candles
They will make Offerings to the Image
They will be water flowers and incense

18. Buddhist Temples All Buddhists will go to The Temple
In the Shrine Room there will be:
There will be a Buddha Figure
Offerings;candles flowers water
A bell & gong used in meditation
Buddhist scriptures
Cushions to sit on for meditation

19. Becoming a Buddhist Monk
For men this is a duty to attempt if even for a week.

20. The monk is only allowed the items that you see.
An alms bowl, a robe, a knife, a water strainer, some thread and a needle and (YOU COULD FIND OUT WHAT THE FINAL ITEM IS IN THE PICTURE)

22. A Buddha statue.

23. Meditation
Find out about how they meditate. There are three levels of meditation and they are:
Tranquillity
Insight
and Loving kindness

24. There is also the Dhammpada. This is the Buddha’s path of wisdom.
Buddhist Scriptures The Tipitaka
There is also the Dhammpada. This is the Buddha’s path of wisdom.

27. All boys/ men must try to live as a monk for a period of time.

29. Buddhist Monks at Prayer

30. Monks from Tibet

31. The Dali Lama.
The spiritual head of Buddhism from Tibet

32. The Noble Eight Fold Path
1. Right View
2. Right Intention
3. Right Speech
4. Right Action
5. Right Livelihood
6. Right Effort
7. Right Mindfulness
8. Right Concentration

33. A Buddhist using a Prayer Wheel.

35. Look carefully at this picture.
What do you think a Buddhist would say about it?
Is there a particular teaching of the Buddha that would apply here?

36. What would a Buddhist say about an event like this?

37. What would a Buddhist say about this picture?

38. What would a Buddhist say about this picture?

39. What would a Buddhist say about what was being shown here?

40. What would a Buddhist say about what you see here?

41. What would a Buddhist say about this picture?

42. What would a Buddhist say about this situation?
Possible answer. It is not our task to ask questions but to help.

43. Buddhist meditation

45. Buddhism could be described as a way of life or a religion.
It is a disciplined life that involves meditation and prayer.
It is quite simple involving behaviour to avoid and practices that one can improve.
The most striking belief is that there is no God. The most interesting concept is that there is no soul. The idea of reincarnation for Buddhists is important. They also believe in Karma. It all depends on how you live your life.
In a world today with lots of stress and worries about mankind’s future on the planet, Buddhism is welcome safe place for believers. Buddhism speaks to the environment. It also speaks to the individuals’ need for inner peace.