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Sikhism and Buddhism revision (Guadwara (Nishan sahib, diwan hall, langar,…
Sikhism and Buddhism revision
Sikhism
Mukti is the ultimate goal for Sikhs
The caste system is the way society was put together and a group.
Sikhism believe suffering is they can draw someone closer to god.
Vaisakhi is one of the major festivals of Sikhs and is celebrated.Lots of activities are organised .In India many people may also take baths in the river to mark the occasion
dukkha is an Egyptian condiment consisting of a mixture of herbs, nuts, and spices. It is typically used as a dip with bread or fresh vegetables for an hors d'œuvre
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Guadwara
Nishan sahib
diwan hall
langar
classroom
meeting room
sach kard
Sewa means selfless service to others.
People volunteer to work in the gudwara for different things
Khalsa
The khalsa is the community of committed Sikhs
the five symbols of the khalsa are the kesh, kara, kanga, kaccha, kirpan
Buddhists believe that Annica causes suffering because annica means nothing lasts
They also think suffering is caused because they expect for it to last forever but it doesn't.
Siks believe they can draw someon close to god
Buddhism
dukkha - all life is unsatisfying
mukti - the ultimate goal for life
annica - nothing lasts
The Eightfold path is eight teachings to help be a Buddha and enjoy life.
The main features on a Buddhist temple are a shrine room,Nishan sahib,meeting room and a classroom
Two types of suffering are Natural suffering and moral suffering.
The Buddha founded an order of monks and nuns known as the Sangha who have preserved his teachings down to the present day. Buddhism is an extensive and internally diverse tradition with two main branches. With 360 million followers, Buddhism is the fourth largest religion in the world.
The person who created Buddhism was called Siddhartha , the Buddha
caste system
Vaishyas
Shudras
Kshatriyas
Brahmins
Untouchables
the 5 k
kesh
kanga
kachera
khalsa
kirpan
The caste system was the way society was grouped.
