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    1. What is the significance of the Bodhi tree? A: When Buddha was enlightened, he was sitting under a huge tree. That tree was the Bodhi (enlightenment) tree which was located at Bodh Gaya in India. People believe that the Bodhi tree now growing there comes from the original tree. The Bodhi tree is known to have a very thick trunk and an expansive canopy of branches with leaves. Because the Bodhi Tree is associated with Buddha, the tree is protected and revered. Buddhists make journeys to Bodh Gaya

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    Buddhism agree that the truths of Buddhism where discovered by Sakayumi Buddha during his meditations under the Bodhi tree. In honor of its founder, meditation holds a vital role in Buddhism for indicating an individual’s ability to attain truth. It is through the process of meditation, that Buddhists can attempt to attain enlightenment in the same matter as the Buddha during the myth of Bodhi- the story of Buddha’s enlightenment. In order to understand the significance of Buddhist meditation, it is

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    prince was born in Lumbini, which used to be in the northern part of India, but is now part of Nepal. The prince was named Buddha Shakyamuni. By the age of twenty-nine Buddha decided to live a life of meditation, where he found awareness under the Bodhi Tree in Bodh Gaya, India. After his meditation, Buddha decided to teach and in all Buddha has taught approximately eighty thousand teachings. In these teachings, Buddha taught the first Wheel of Dharma which included the Four Noble Truths. The

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    Buddhism In Movies Movies today don’t show a lot of religion elements they are mostly focused on action, sex, romance, or adventurous. Before movies would talk about religions and how they work and also have a story to them. One movie in particular does a great job in portraying Buddhism. This movie is Little Buddha. This movie is both great for teaching and entertainment. Little Buddha doesn’t just entertain but also uplifts people’s spirits and leaves them with positive feelings. The movies does

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    Siddhartha Gautama lived in Nepal sometimes between 300 and 500 B.C., 2,300 to 2,500 years ago. He became known as Buddha. Scholars agree that he was a real person,but did not agree about his life. He explore different ideas. He achieve full awareness of the universe ,thereby becoming a buddha.He founded the first world religion. He began to take many trips outside his palace.On these trips he saw a very sick man,a dead person and an ascetic. The driver explained that the ascetic had given up the

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    Siddhartha Gautama, who is also known as Buddha, was the founder of Buddhism. He was a religious philosopher born in Kapilavastu, Lumbini (modern day Nepal) on c. 563 B.C.E. to the Shakyas, a massive clan. Buddha is in the Sanskrit language, when translated to english, it means the “enlightened one” or “the awakened”. The Shakyas, an indigent Indian tribe, was ruled by his father. His mother passed away seven days after giving birth to him. In order to avert him for over thinking about the complications

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    Known as the Buddha Siddhartha Gautama, was born between the sixth and fourth centuries BCE, in what is now modern Nepal. He grew up living the extravagant life of a young prince because the ruler of the Sakya people, Suddhodana was his father. Custom dictated marriage and he married at the young age of sixteen to a girl named Yasodhara. His father had prearranged that he live a life of absolute isolation, but one day Siddhartha embarked out into the world and was accosted with the reality of the

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    The founder of Buddhism, the Buddha was the first Indian religious leader who opposed against the Hinduism’s caste system. When he was 29 years old, he withdrew into the forest to achieve personal spiritual development. He spent six years under the Bodhi Tree where he attained enlightenment. The Buddha believed that in the life nothing is

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    Peaceful Buddha Tattoos: History, Meanings, and Designs Buddhism is more than a simply a religion. It is a life philosophy that teaches tolerances, wisdom, and patience. In a world of fierce religions that seek to convert others, Buddahism stands alone. A Buddhist will never try to convert someone else to their belief hence why no wars have ever been fought in the name of Buddha. It is the fourth largest belief system in the world, followed by more than 450 million people and although it is primarily

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    1. Artists might have been reluctant to portray the human figure of the Buddha because many Buddhists believe that once you have reached nirvana, the Buddha could not have been physically presented. 2. The wheel might serve as an effective symbol of the Buddha's message because the eight spokes of the wheel symbolize the noble Eightfold Path set out by the Buddha in his teachings. Also, it represents the endless cycle of rebirth, which can only be achieved by reaching nirvana and it can only be

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