Buddha Purnima Coloring Book [3]
As aggregate confidence, Buddhism first created in quite a while with the recorded Buddha’s adherents, who framed a network of priests and laypersons during his lifetime. Those wishing to join the religious request denied family and common ties and broadcasted their confidence in the “three gems”: the Buddha, the tenet (dharma), and the ascetic network (Sangha).
After the Buddha’s demise, concerns emerged concerning the translation and endurance of the request and precept. A first chamber set up an allowance of faith-based expectations based on those enduring priests who could recollect what the Buddha had said—ensuring boards added to these platitudes.
Discussions emerged over the clear, logical inconsistency between no-self and resurrection (how might one be renewed if there was no self?), and over the inquiries of who could be educated and whether edification was slow or unconstrained. By the start of the first thousand years, there were roughly eighteen distinct schools of Buddhism in India.