1. By Skyllar Erickson and Christina Thompson 仏教

2. The Types Of Buddhism Mahayana Buddhism 大乗仏教 Theravada Buddhism 上座部仏教

3. 起源

4. Born in Nepal Vowed his life to find Enlightenment 悟り After years of searching for this Enlightenment, he relaxed under a tree and discovered Nirvana 涅槃 He awoke and told others of his discovery He arose as the Great Buddha

5. Came from India インド Between 300 million and 500 million believe in Buddhism Slowly reached out to other countries

6. The Great Buddha, Siddhartha Buddha is not a God 仏 Buddha means “Enlightened One”

7. “The greatest achievement is selflessness. The greatest worth is self-mastery. The greatest quality is seeking to serve others. The greatest precept is continual awareness. The greatest medicine is the emptiness of everything. The greatest action is not conforming with the worlds ways. The greatest magic is transmuting the passions. The greatest generosity is non-attachment. The greatest goodness is a peaceful mind. The greatest patience is humility. The greatest effort is not concerned with results. The greatest meditation is a mind that lets go. The greatest wisdom is seeing through appearances.” Atisha

8. 信念

9. The perfection of giving 与え The perfection of morality 道徳 The perfection of patience 忍耐 The perfection of courage 勇気 The perfection of meditation 瞑想 The perfection of wisdom 知恵

10. To refrain from taking life To refrain from stealing To refrain from sexual activity To refrain from lying To refrain from intoxicating substances To refrain from eating after midday To refrain from the use of perfumes and personal adornment To refrain from seeing public entertainment To refrain from grand beds To refrain from accepting gold or silver

11. “Religion is not just some dry intellectual idea but rather your basic philosophy of life: you hear a teaching that makes sense to you, find through experience that it relates positively with your physiological makeup, get a real taste of it through practice, and adopt it as your spiritual path.” Lama Yeshe

12. 瞑想

13. Mind 心 Body 体 Spirit 精神

14. Monks Ordinary People

16. 寺院

17. Before entering… Ceremonial Gateway Worship Hall 寺院

18. Have the same basic structure as traditional temples Thick Wooden Columns Sloping Roof with flaring corners

19. Wayo 和 洋 Daibutsu 大 仏 Zen 禅 新 和 洋 Shin-wayo

20. “Neither fire nor wind, birth nor death can erase our good deeds.”

21. 庭園

22. A place to study A place to think A place to meditate A place to relax http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuDePS3R0CM

23. Temples Monasteries Shinto Shrines Some modern Japanese homes

24. Placing rocks according to their Medial Axis Placing Stones to Symbolize Objects Choosing and Placing Stones According to Colour Landscape Creation with Rocks

26. 質問