Buddhism Annotation. What do we know about the people of Mohenjo Daro?  Almost nothing.

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Buddhism Annotation

What do we know about the people of Mohenjo Daro?  Almost nothing

What is the caste system?  Strict separation of professions/occupations

Who are at the top of the caste system?  The Brahmins

Who are the untouchables?  Pariahs separated from any caste

The majority Indian religion is “Hinduism.” What is the central belief of Hinduism?  Everything around you is part of the breath of God

How would Hindu priests feel this unity?  Sit down and think about it

What does “Buddha” mean?  The “Enlightened One”

What was Buddha’s given name?  Gautama

What did Gautama first do in response to suffering?  Suffer and do pennance

How did he achieve enlightenment?  Meditating under a tree

What was Buddha’s solution?  We must avoid desire

What is “Nirvana?”  Release from all desire and rebirth

What is the “Middle Way?”  Buddhism – balance between self- torment and pleasure-seeking  “Four Noble Truths”

Why would Buddhism be appealing to China?  Offered personal salvation  Adaptable to Chinese custom