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RE Buddhism RE | Year 4 | Buddhism | Main Beliefs | Lesson 2

Buddhists believe the Buddha was a human, not a god. Key Beliefs Buddhists believe the Buddha was a human, not a god. The Buddha is important to Buddhists because he gained Enlightenment and taught others how to reach it too. Buddhists believe nothing in the world is perfect and that the Buddha found out why this is.

These are the three key things Buddhists believe: Key Beliefs The Three Jewels These are the three key things Buddhists believe: 1 Belief in Buddha 2 Dharma – The teaching of Buddha 3 The Sangha – Becoming selfless by helping ordinary people

1 2 3 Key Beliefs The Three Signs of Being This is how the Buddha described life: 1 Dukkha – nothing is perfect. 2 Anicca – everything in life is changing all the time. 3 Anatta – there is no soul, but a life force (Karma) which passes on to the next life.

1 2 3 4 Key Beliefs The Four Noble Truths Dukkha – life is suffering. Suffering is caused by craving and trying to control things. 3 The suffering can end if we learn to live a day at a time and let go of our cravings. 4 The Noble 8-fold Path is the path you must follow which leads to the end of suffering.

The Noble Eight-Fold Path Key Beliefs The Noble Eight-Fold Path 1 5 Right View (understanding) Right Livelihood 2 6 Right Thought Right Effort 3 7 Right Speech Right Mindfulness 4 8 Right Contemplation (concentration) Right Action

Key Beliefs The Three Jewels The key things Buddhists believe The Three Signs of Being How the Buddha described life The Four Noble Truths The Noble Eight Fold Path Dukkha – life is suffering. Right View (understanding) Right Livelihood Dukkha – nothing is perfect. Suffering is caused by craving and trying to control things. Belief in Buddha Anicca – everything in life is changing all the time. Right Thought Right Effort Dharma – The teaching of Buddha The suffering can end if we learn to live a day at a time and let go of our cravings. Right Mindfulness Right Speech The Sangha – Becoming selfless by helping ordinary people Anatta – there is no soul, but a life force (Karma) which passes on to the next life. The Noble 8-fold Path is the path you must follow which leads to the end of suffering. Right Contemplation (concentration) Right Action

Compare Buddhism is different from lots of other faiths as Buddhists do not believe in a personal creator God. The Buddhist faith is also different because it is not focused on the relationship between humans and a God. Buddhists live by 5 Precepts (Morals). These are: 1 2 3 4 5 Do not take the life of anything which is living. Be faithful to your partner. Do not drink alcohol. Do not steal. Do not lie. Is Buddhism similar to any other faiths? How does it differ from other faiths?

Enlightenment Buddhists believe there is a cycle of birth, life, death and rebirth. They believe this goes on and on. They believe that unless someone gains Enlightenment, they will be reborn when they die. Buddhists believe in Karma. Meaning that actions have results. Past actions affect who or what they are in the next life. A person can break out of this cycle by gaining Enlightenment. Breaking out of the cycle is called Nirvana. Nirvana is the end of everything that is not perfect. It is perfect peace, free of suffering.