A Study on Buddhism and Selected Works of Literature

Exploring the Impact of Buddhism on Selected Works of Literature

Abstract

Buddhism is a nontheistic religious movement that pursues the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama. Siddhartha Gautama is regularly called the Buddha (signifying the stirred one in Sanskrit) and it is his philosophy of life and the right method to experience that has around 376 million supporters around the world. Buddhism as a spiritual tradition centers around close to home spiritual improvement and the achievement of a profound understanding into the genuine idea of life. Buddhism began in the Indian subcontinent where the Buddha lived and educated in the eastern part of India at some point between the sixth and fourth centuries BCE. He is perceived by Buddhists as a stirred or edified educator who shared his bits of knowledge to enable different creatures to end enduring. His teachings went for killing obliviousness by understanding and seeing dependent beginning and taking out desiring, and hence accomplish nirvana. The Present paper displays the Buddhism impact on selected works.