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Buddhism CQuigley 2017

History Buddhism began 2500 years ago in India. People who follow the religion are called Buddhists. It is the main religion in many Asian countries, for example India, Thailand and Japan. It is different from many other religions because Buddhists do not believe in a God who created the universe. It is based on the teachings of Siddhartha Guatama (The Buddha). CQuigley 2017

Beliefs Birth Life Death Rebirth Buddhists believe that there is a cycle of birth, life, death and rebirth. This goes on and on and is called ‘Reincarnation’. They believe that how you act in your current life will affect what you are reborn as in your next life. For example, if you are not a good person in your current life you may be reborn as an animal in your next life. Birth Life Death Rebirth CQuigley 2017

Beliefs Birth Life Death Rebirth Buddhists believe that if they can gain Enlightenment they can break out of this cycle. This is called Nirvana, which means gaining perfect peace free from all suffering. Buddhist try break out of the cycle and reach Nirvana by following the Buddha’s teachings and by meditating. Meditation means emptying the mind of all thoughts and when this happens what is important becomes clear. Birth Life Death Rebirth CQuigley 2017

Important people Siddhartha Gautama is also know as the Buddha. Buddhism is based on his teachings. He was born around the year 580 BC in Nepal. He was born into a royal family and for many years lived with in the palace walls away from the sufferings of life; such as sickness, age, and death. He did not know what they were. Buddha meditating CQuigley 2017

Important people One day, after growing-up, marrying and having a child, Siddhartha went outside the royal palace and saw for the first time: an old man a sick man and a corpse. He learned for the first time that sickness, age and death were inevitable for all human beings – no one could avoid these sufferings. CQuigley 2017

Buddha teaching others Important people Siddhartha also saw a monk and decided this was a sign that he should become a holy man. He travelled and saw much more suffering in the world. He tried to find a way for people to escape sickness, old age and death – otherwise known as Nirvana. Buddhist do not think Siddhartha was a God. He was a man just like them. But they follow his teachings because he managed to reach enlightenment. Buddha teaching others CQuigley 2017

What did Buddha teach? Buddha taught his followers that: Nothing in life is perfect and we must learn to accept that to be happy. Everything in life is changing all the time – nothing stays the same. Everyone has Karma which passes on to the next life. A persons karma can be good or bad depending on how they live in this life. CQuigley 2017

Buddhist symbols The Wheel of Life This symbolises the cycle of birth, life, death and rebirth. The eight spokes remind people that Buddha taught about eight ways of life. CQuigley 2017

Buddhist symbols Lotus Flower This symbolises purity. The lotus flower grows in mud at the bottom of a pool, but rises up above the surface to become a beautiful flower. Buddhist say this is how people should rise above all suffering and pain in life. CQuigley 2017

Buddhist symbols Images and statues of Buddha Statues of Buddha include lots of symbols. For example: A round mark on his forehead is called the ‘Third Eye’. This means he could see things that others could not see. Long ears are from the weight of his princely earrings. The earrings are gone as he chose to give up his wealth and live as a holy man. CQuigley 2017

Where do Buddhists worship Buddhist worship at home or in a temple. They sit barefoot on a floor facing a statue of Buddha. At home many people will have a shrine. There will be a statue of Buddha, candles and an incense burner. Buddhist shrine in a home CQuigley 2017

Buddhist temples Buddhist temples come in many shapes and sizes. All temples have a statue of Buddha. People chant to show their love of Buddha. They also make offerings of flowers, candles and incense. Buddhist temples CQuigley 2017

Where did Buddhism begin? Quiz Where did Buddhism begin? Ireland India China CQuigley 2017

What do Buddhists call Siddhartha Gautama? Quiz What do Buddhists call Siddhartha Gautama? Buddha Allah Abba CQuigley 2017

Do they believe that Buddha was a God or a man? Quiz Do they believe that Buddha was a God or a man? man God CQuigley 2017

What do they call the cycle of rebirth? Quiz What do they call the cycle of rebirth? Reincarnation Reanimation CQuigley 2017

Where do Buddhists worship? Quiz Where do Buddhists worship? Temple Synagogue Mosque CQuigley 2017

Which of these flowers is a Buddhist symbol? Quiz Which of these flowers is a Buddhist symbol? Rose Tulip Lotus CQuigley 2017