Buddhism
Country of origin is _____, but is mainly found in _____ today
India; China
Country of origin
India
Belief system/philosophy or religion?
Belief system/philosophy
Country of origin
China
Means 'enlightened one'
Buddha
Before he was the Buddha, this human being was named _____.
SIDDHARTHA GAUTAMA
Siddhartha Gautama
polytheistic
Emphasizes a connection with _____
nature
Key belief regarding actions and behaviors
Do unto others as you would have done unto you.
Treat others the way you want to be treated.
The Japanese are known as keen gardeners because of this philosophy
Shintoism
These ____ identify the nature and cause of suffering.
Four Noble Truths
The _____ is the oldest and most authoritative and is composed of complicated prayers, rituals, and hymns
Vedas
Often practiced in small, quiet _____.
gardens
What is each person's individual role in the larger society?
to behave and treat others well
These two share a belief in inencarnation.
Hinduism and Buddhism
The concept that your actions in this life determine your position in the next life is called _____.
karma
Hindu has one main god, _____, with several smaller deities that represent the aspects or characteristics of this god.
Brahma / Brahman
Shinto teaches that everything in nature contains _____, or the spirit of a god. Mountains and rivers are thought to be home to these ____ and are considered very sacred. Shrines are built to help worship ancestors believed to have become _____ after death.
kami
Goes beyond Shinto's concept of finding and knowing yourself. This belief system focuses on _____.
other people;
doing good to others
the swastika
The _____ is the practical, actionable method to eliminate suffering and reach Nirvana.
Eightfold path
Shares these TWO beliefs with Buddhism
reincarnation; karma
_____ is next to Godliness
Cleanliness
Each of the five _____ has a a clear role for each person to play that defines how they should treat each other.
relationships
Contains daily rituals for everything regarding preparation and cleaning.
Shintoism