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Buddhism By: Eric, Karen, Vrishti, Zoe and Kevin

Beginnings By: Vrishti

Where  It started in northern India

When  At about the 6 th century

Who  The people started calling a prince the Buddha

What/Why?  The king kept the prince in the castle and wouldn’t let him out so he wouldn’t have to experience the pain from the people outside the castle. One day he snuck out and saw the people suffering. Since then, Buddhism became a peaceful religion.  There were 4 sights they saw

The 4 Sights  First, a dead man  Second, a sick man  Third, a old man  Fourth, a happy man

Festival and Holidays By: Vristhi

Visakha  Celebrated in Thailand: People bring candles and flowers and then they dance around a shrine tree 3 times

Wesak  Celebrated by Therevada Buddhists: They celebrate the Birth, Enlightenment and Death of Buddha

Life and Death By: Kevin

Endless Cycle  Life is a endless cycle of Birth-Life-Death-Rebirth  It depends on the Karma you make during your last life of what you are going to be when you rebirth

Common Symbols By: Kevin

Buddha Symbol

Endless Knot

Dharmachakra

Supreme Being By: Zoe

4 Noble Truths  Suffering Exists  There is a reason for suffering  There is a way to end suffering  End suffering from the eightfold path

Eightfold Paths  Right view  Right thought  Right speech  Right action  Right livelihood  Right effort  Right mindfulness  Right concentration

Spread By: Karen

Network Engaged  Established in 1989

Countries  China, Mongolia, Tibet, Japan, Korean Peninsula, Sri Lanka

Basic and Core Beliefs By: Karen

Beliefs  Buddhists take refuge-seek comfort, guidance and security

Dharma  Cycle of Birth-Life-Death-Rebirth

The End Thanks for Watching