Buddhism
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- 1-Malak: Good morning Ms.Noor
- 3- Malak :Today I want to discuss my presentation summary about Impact of Buddhism on Indian Civilization.
- 5-Malak The Indian civilization, also called Indus valley civilization or Harappan civilization, is the earliest known urban culture of the Indian subcontinent. The nuclear dates of the civilization appear to be about 2500–1700 BCE, though the southern sites may have lasted later into the 2nd millennium BCE.
- 4- Ms.Noor: Yes, of course.
- 2- Ms.Noor: Good morning Malak
- 2- Malak:Buddhism is one of the world's largest religions and originated 2,500 years ago in India. Buddhists believe that the human life is one of suffering, and that meditation, spiritual and physical labor, and good behavior are the ways to achieve enlightenment, or nirvana.
- 1-Ms.Noor: What about Buddhism?
- 2- Malak :The conclusion of Buddhism is that the Buddha told his disciples: Monks, the aim of the religious life is not to gain material profit, nor to win veneration, nor to reach the highest morality, nor to be capable of the highest mental concentration. Monks, the ultimate end of the religious life is the unshakeable liberation of the mind.
- 1-Ms.Noor:Nice information, what else?
- 2- Malak :Buddhism has made a remarkable contribution to the political, social, religious and a cultural life of India. In social life, Buddhism contributed egalitarianism. It raised voice against caste discrimination and social oppression. It helped in upliftment of women by making religion and education accessible to them.Please look in my tablet.
- 1- Ms. Noor:Can you tell me what is the impact of Buddhism on Indian Civilisation ?
- The greatest contribution of Buddhism was the establishment of a simple religion which could be easily understood and followed by the common people.The most fascinating contribution of Buddhism to India was in the field of sculptures and architectures. Buddhist art and sculpture developed with the spread of Buddhism. In art and architecture, stone was used from Asoka's time. Numerous stupas, chaityas and pillars were constructed.Buddhism taught people to cultivate simple values like truth, nonviolence, brotherhood, etc. Humanity should be the greatest of all only then will we be able to build up an equal and healthy society. When Mahayana started worshipping the image of Buddha, it influenced Hindus to worship their different gods.
- 1- Malak :I am done with my summary, what is your feedback?
- 2- Ms. Noor:It is amazing, I have to give you the full mark.
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