GROUP 10 - BUDDHISM
Members:
Basmayor, Vincent
Berdon, Adelfa Mae
Igot, Feah
Lagaras, Jane
PHILOSOPHER
BUDDHISM
 A religion that was founded by
Siddartha Gautama (The Budhha)
more than 2,500 years ago in India.
 The religion has historically been
most prominent in East and
Southeast Asia, but its influence is
growing in West.
 Buddhism is often referred to as
reincarnation.
 Buddhism has assumed many
different forms, but in each case
there has been an attempt to draw
from life experiences of the Buddha,
his teachings, and the spirit or
essence of his teachings (called
Dharma) as models for the religious
life.
PERSPECTIVE ABOUT THE SELF
 According to Anatta doctrine of
Budddhism, at the core of human
beings and living creatures, there is
no eternal, essential and absolute
something called a soul, self or
atman.
 Buddhist agrees with Hume that the
notion of a permanent self that exist
as a unified identity through time is
an illusion.
 Every aspect of life is impermanent
and all elements of the universe are
in a continual process of change and
transition, a process that includes
each self as well.
 The self is composed of five
aggregates: physical form,
sensation, conceptualization,
dispositions to act, and
consciousness.
Schedule: MWF (11:30-12:30 AM)
EXAMPLE OF PERSONAL EXPERIENCE
 Being self-centered when I am
overwhelmed or flattered by some
things.
-Adelfa Mae Berdon
 When the CHED released the newly
revised curriculum and
implemented it last year.
-Feah Igot
 Everytime my father says not so
good about me.
-Vincent Basmayor
 I have experienced freedom for
awhile.
-Jane Lagaras