Origins of Buddhism
Origins of Buddhism Introduction I. The early Indian kingdoms was more widely known as the birthplace of the two major religions, Buddhism and Jainism, during the sixth century B.C.E . ("Indian Kingdoms (Ca. 600--322B.c.e.)" by John Middleton). The dot on the forehead or the Ajna Chakra is considered to be the place of the "third eye" where one applies the Bindi. The Ajna Chakra is the site where one finally loses their Ahamkara (ego or sense of individuality) when one achieves self-realization or reaches a higher level of spirituality. Body Main Point 1: Past i. The Information has been revealed in the past supporting evidence of these religions. A. A discovery of a 2,600-year-old wooden shrine surrounding the anc...
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