Buddhist and Hindu Temples

Both Hindu and Buddhist cultures are religious, expressing their faith through art. Buddhist culture consists of Buddha and they go out to find the cause of pain and suffering. When the Buddha understood the reason, he provided a set of four guiding principles called "four sacred sacs" used in Buddhism (Kleiner, p. 13). Four noble truths "Life is suffering, cause of suffering is desire, people can overcome and destroy desires, the way to overcome the desire and end the pain is an eight times road of the Buddha It is to trace ... "(p.

Hinduism and Buddhist traditions in Nepal can be traced back over 2,000 years ago. In Lumbini, a Buddha was born, Kathmandu's Pashupatinath Temple is an ancient and famous Hindu Shiva temple. There are several other temples and Buddhist monasteries in Nepal, plus other places of worship for religious groups. Traditionally, the philosophical thinking of Nepal is deeply rooted in Hindu and Buddhist philosophical thinking and tradition, such as Kashmir · Shaiism, Tibetan Buddhism Nyma, Bakhtapur 's Kamakalya, Tantra tradition. The tradition of Tantra is deeply rooted in Nepal, which includes the practice of animal sacrifice. Five kinds of animals such as buffalo, goat, sheep, chicken, duck are raised. A cow is a very sacred animal and is not considered an acceptable victim.

Ata is completely Buddhist. The huge cylindrical temple of Koh Chang is located on an island near Mumbai, dating back to the 5th - 8th century and completely to Hindu - Brahma, Shiva, Vishnu. However, many of Ellora's cave temples include long periods (from the 4th century to the 13th century), such as Buddhist temples, Hindu temples and Jain temple.

The Ellora Cave is a cave of a rock cave temple characterized by a Buddhist temple, a Hindu temple, and a Jainism monument. There were 34 cave temples from the sixth century to the eleventh century. The most beautiful is the Kailasa Temple that depicts wonderful architecture and style. These caves are thought to be built by Jain, Hindus and Buddhist monks.