Buddhism was arisen in India 2,500 years ago and even though it has practically disappeared from the country it is still the biggest religion in the east. There are more than 360 million Buddhists in the world. Buddhist concepts have influenced Western society, particularly in the areas of reflection and nonviolence. Buddhism has its origins in the learnings of the Buddha (“The Enlightened One”). There was an Indian prince named Siddharta Gautama who lived about 500 years BC. According to Buddhist habit, the junior ruler living a time of wealth and comfort until he came into the globe and create a ill fellow, a poor fellow, and a corpse. Tormented and saddened by the pains associated with lifespan, Siddhartha left his household to seek enlightenment through asceticism, but the strictest asceticism did not free him.
Finally, Siddhartha lay below a oak and swore not to move until he achieved instruction. He soon became Buddha or “the Enlightened One” and spent the remaining 45 ages of his life teaching the route to freeing from misery (Dharma) and founding a community of monks (Sangha).
Throughout its long history, Buddhism has evolved in many ways, from those that emphasize religious rituals and worship of the gods, to those that completely reject rituals and gods and focus only on meditation. However, all forms of Buddhism respect the teachings of the Buddha and the goal of ending suffering and the cycle of reincarnation.
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Major beliefs and important practices of buddhism

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