Buddhism theory

佛是最好的医生，给那些寻求摆脱痛苦的人药方，却从不强迫他们。乔达摩佛认为所有的事情的背后的一切存在因果循环。信徒们有必要去思考，在佛陀的四个真理中，这意味着每个人都会对自己的行为负责，这就是为什么乔达摩不愿意把他称为“创造者”，而是一位教育家和导师。

Buddha, as one of the world’s most populous religion, unlike Christmas and Islam, is deficient in the creator, just as what God acts in Christmas and Allah in Islam. Gautama Buddha is the paramount figure in Buddha, who reckons that nothing but inner meditation on the root of Karma can set human on the track of awakening. It is not in the hand of Buddha to decide whether human can attain enlightenment, but to guide people them towards the honorable goal. Buddha is the best doctor, giving prescriptions for those seeking to get rid of pain, but never forcing upon them. Gautama Buddha supposes that the karmic cycle is behind everything.  There is a necessity for followers to meditate the cause and practice the four truths in the Buddha, which suggests that everyone takes responsibility for their deeds, and that is why Gautama is unwilling to call him a creator, but rather an educator and tutor. 

 Yajna, a sacrifice offered to the Hindu deity in order to attain some goal, takes place beside the Gangs River, a divine and spiritual place for Hindus. As the darkness begins to swallow the day, some Brahmin priests, with their left hand rolling the bronze bell and the right raising up the religious instruments, murmur Borneo words and unveil the sacrifice. Then they offer their sacrifice in four directions with different instruments including peacock feathers and seven-floor tower lamp. When the Yajna comes to the end, the priest claps hands with adherents, and brings the atmosphere to the climax.

In Hindu temples, three deities are enshrined, namely, Shiva,Devi and Vishnu. Shiva, as the most respected deity in Hinduism, stands for destruction, while Devi represents the sexuality and Vishnu protection. Hindus believe that the combination of Shiva and Vishnu is the original force for human proliferation, which is why Hindu shrines are called Garbha-Grihya, namely, baby room.

 Sikhism is an India religion that was set up originally to fight against the Hinduism. Hinduism separated Indians into four castes, indicating alienation among different castes. The inferior were not allowed to enter the temple, square and other public places. Against such preserving environment, a Sangat was developed for the aggregation of people to hear the sermon. People of different caste and races can assemble to pick up Sikhism religious ideas. For Sikhism, it is a duty to gather at the temple and immerse themselves in the enlightenment of Guru Kanak, the founding father of Sangat. 

Pious followers sit with those who join the Sangat, without any cushion on the floor, which suggests equality among followers. After sacred songs, Karah prashad, a sort of dessert blessed by deity, was taken from a container and given out to assemblers. The order eradicates the alienation formed by the caste system. Any assembler, with no care for status and caste, sit, learn , discuss about doctrines, listen to sacred songs and meditate together, which could not be accomplished in traditional Hindu society.

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