Presentation on Buddihism

1. WELCOME

2. BUDDHISM

3. CONTENT
• WHAT IS BUDDHISM
• PRINCPLE OF BUDDHISM
• 8 FOLD PATH
• SPLIT OF BUDDHISM
• BUDDHIST LITERATURE
• BUDDHIST EDUCATION
• DECLINE OF BUDDHIST

4. WHAT IS BUDDHIST
• Buddhism is a religion
based on the teachings of Siddhartha
Gautama, who lived about 25 centuries ago in
what is now Nepal and northern India. He
came to be called "the Buddha," which means
"awakened one," after he experienced a
profound realization of the nature of life,
death and existence. In English, the Buddha
was said to beenlightened, although in
Sanskrit it is bodhi, "awakened."

5. PRINCPLE
• The truth of suffering (dukkha)
• The truth of the cause of suffering (samudaya)
• The truth of the end of suffering (nirhodha)
• The truth of the path that frees us from
suffering (magga)

6. 8 FOLD PATH
• Right View
• Right Intention
• Right Speech
• Right Action
• Right Livelihood
• Right Effort
• Right Mindfulness
• Right Concentration

7. BUDDHIST LITERATURE
• Many scriptures are called "sutras" in Sanskrit or
"sutta" in Pali. The word sutra or sutta means
"thread." The word "sutra" in the title of a text
indicates the work is a sermon of the Buddha or
one of his major disciples. However, as I will
explain later, many sutras probably have other
origian
VINAYAPITAKA
SUTTAPITAKA
ADHIDHAMMAPITAKA

8. SPLIT OF BUDDHISN
HINAYANISM
MAHAYANISM

9. BUDDHIST EDUCATION
• The primary teachings shared by all schools of
Buddhism are the Four Noble Truths, the
Eightfold Path and the Precepts. Within these
teachings are woven the Buddhist doctrines of
suffering (dukkha), the five aggregates of
being (skandhas), no-self (anatta, shunyata),
ethics, karma, rebirth, enlightenment and
Nirvana.

10. DECLINE OF BUDDHIST
• Buddhist was split into mahayanism and
hinayanism
• After buddha there was noble leadership
• The buddhist sangha become in course of
time morally degenerated
• The revival of the bramanical religon
• Deviation from its orginal principle