Year 5 Buddhism

if the Buddhist did not follow the rule the they will Punished and if they had follow the rules they will get the best things in there life and also All life is in a cycle of death and rebirth called samsara . This cycle is something to escape from. When someone dies their energy passes into another form. Buddhist believe in karma or 'intentional action This area is linked to positive emotions, self-control and temperament. Their tests showed this area of the Buddhists' brains are constantly lit up and not just when they are meditating. This, the scientists said, suggests they are more likely to experience positive emotions and be in good mood.21 May 2003 With 360 million followers, Buddhism is the fourth largest religion in the world. In Buddhism, there is no single holy book. ... Buddhists don't believe in a supreme being or creator god. Because of its emphasis on meditation and mindfulness, Buddhism is often considered to be a form of psychology rather than a religion.Buddhism encourages its people to avoid self-indulgence but also self-denial. Buddha's most important teachings, known as The Four Noble Truths, are essential to understanding the religion. Buddhists embrace the concepts of karma (the law of cause and effect) and reincarnation (the continuous cycle of rebirth).

The Four Noble Truths

by brully

The first noble Truth is suffering every
human life involves suffering.

The Four Noble Truths

You can end escape by
nivada.

The root of suffering is
craving.

We can end suffering by what the budha
deiscibes as the middle way.

Rooster = Greed

Pig = Ignoranace

Snake =
Hatred

*The 4 Noble Truths*

All human life involves suffering this is known as dukkha does not mean humans are never happy however even things that make us happy will eventually end. this is because the world is always changing impermanent

All humans life involes suffering This is know as dukka
This does not mean humans are never happy however even things that make us happy will eventually end This is becuase the world is always changing impermanent

Carlos

What's the baby.

The root of suffering is is the idea that humans always want things we are never satisfied with this leads to suffering as in an impermanent world we cannot get everything we want.

We can escape suffering if we learn to be contented and stop craving this state is known as nirvana Buddha achieved this through his enlightenment.

We can end suffering by following what Buddha described as the middle way.This Involes giving a life which is somewhere between the amazing life Buddha lived in the palace and the poor,difficult life as he lived a holy man.This is also known as the eight fold paths you will look at this in more detail in your next task.

Charlie

The 3 poisons : 1] Greed --> (rooster)
2) ignorance --> (pig)
3) Hatred --> (Snake)

The first Noble truth : all human life involves suffering , this is known as Dukkha.

The root of seperated is craving. We can escape suffering if we learn to be contected and stop craving.

Buddhists believe that all human life involves suffering

by the way these are the 3 poisons -->

The antidotes to the 3 poisons
1) Greed--> Generosity
2) ignorance-->Wisdom
3)Hatred--> kindness/compassion

The four Noble Truths

'DUKKHA'

'Dukkha' means 'pain'. Sometimes we all feel pain and are hurt in many ways.

We can escape suffering if we learn to be contended and stop craving.
We can end suffering by following what buddha described and middle way. This involves luxury life and the poor.

Human life involves suffering.

We can stop suffering by being calm and happy .

The root of suffering is craving.

This is the idea that humans always want things; we are never satisfied.

We can't get anything we want every time!

THREE POISONS

Greed (Rooster)
Ignorance (Pig)
Hatrid (Snake)

From Daniella

The Four Noble Truth

Dukha: humans life involves suffering which is Dhukha

Craving: The root of suffering is craving

Nirwane: We can escape suffering if we nirwane

Middle way: Following buda describe at the middle way

The Three Main Roots of human suffering

The first one is greed: rooster

Duran

The four noble truths

The first noble truth:

Human life invovles suffering which is known as dukkha.

The second noble truth

Humans are never satisfied with what they have and they always want more.

The third noble truth

You can stop suffering if you think about what your really need. This is called nirarna.

The forth noble truth

You can end suffering which is known as the middle way. Buddha lives: rich and poor which is known as the eightfold path.

Greed = Roster
Ignorance = Pig
Hatred = Snake

The 4 Noble Truths

1st Noble Truth

All humans life involves suffering. This is known as " dukkha ". This does not mean humans are never happy. However, even things that makes us happy will eventually end. This is because the world is always changing ( impermanent )

2nd Noble Truth

The roots of suffering is craving . The is the idea that humans always want things ; we are never satisfied . This leads to suffering as in an impermanent world we can't get everything we want.

3rd Noble Truth

We can escape suffering if we learn to be contented and stop craving . This state is known as " nirvana " . Buddha achieved this through his enlightenment.

4th Noble Truth

We can end suffering by following what Buddha described as the " middle way " . This involves living a live which is somewhere between luxurious life Buddha lived in the palace and the poor, difficult life he lived as a holy man . This is also known as the " Eight fold Path " .

The Three Poisons

Greed ( Rooster ) 🐓
Ignorance ( Pig ) 🐖
Hatred ( Snake ) 🐍

Kadian