The origin of buddhism in India
who founded Buddhism?
The Buddha or prince Siddhartha Gautama
are Buddhist allowed to eat meat?
no
What are one of the four noble truths?
Duhkha, Samudaya, Nirodha and Magga
Do buddhist believe in a god?
no
What was Siddhartha Gautama before he became the buddha?
A prince
When the buddha left the palace what did he see?
Human suffering
Why do buddhist leave offerings to the Buddha?
Buddhists leave gifts as a mark of respect and reverence to the Buddha.
What does the first noble truth teach?
Suffering
Yes
Where was the Buddha born?
India
how many years ago was buddhism created?
2,500+ years ago
Buddhist meditate for how long each day?
1-3 hours
What does the second noble truth teach?
cause of suffering
What does Karma mean?
The law of cause and effect
When the Buddha became enlightened what was he meditating under?
a Bodhi tree
Whats the Buddhas real name?
Prince Siddhartha Gautama
what are some offerings that buddhist may give to the Buddha?
What does the third noble truth teach?
the truth of the end of suffering
what are one of the buddha's teachings that can help you in life?
Happiness, peace, Success, Patience and kindness. Equality. And Mind.
When did the Buddha die?
how many days did it take for Prince Siddhartha to reach enlightenment?
49 days
What time do Buddhist wake up?
4:00-4:30 AM
What does the fourth noble truth teach?
the way to achieve a release from suffering
what are one of the five biggest values of buddhism?
no killing living beings, stealing, sexual misconduct, lying and intoxication
when was the buddha born?