1.1 After watching the movie “PK”, students must realize “what Buddhism is?” (See work sheet on what is Buddhism?)
1.2 Study on the Three Worlds according to King Ruang, and (See also the work sheet on Three Worlds according to King Ruang part I-II)
1.3 The Dhamapada and Jataka
The word "Dhammapada", consists of two Pali words, "dhamma" and "pada", both of which, it is important to note, are ambiguous, having different meanings in different contexts. As regards "dhamma", it is used to in the Dhammapada itself in several senses, of which the one that is most frequently in use and seems to be most appropriate means "law" or "truth". And as far as the word "pada" is concerned, it occurs as part of the compound words "atthapada", "gathapada" and "dhammapada". As such it is used in a sense of a "clause" or a "sentence". That being so, the word "dhammapada" as the title of a Buddhist scripture may suitably be taken to mean "sayings about the truths constituting Buddhism". And stories are called in Thai “Chadok” ( Pali - jataka Of all these birth - stories, the last ten, before the Lord Buddha attained his Buddhahood after a long chain of re - births, are deemed the more important. They are called collectively “Thotsachat” (Pali - dasa Jati) or “The Ten Births.” Thus Buddhist literature was improvised in recitation, oral transmission then record.
1.1 After watching the movie “PK”, students must realize “what Buddhism is?” (See work sheet on what is Buddhism?)
1.2 Study on the Three Worlds according to King Ruang, and (See also the work sheet on Three Worlds according to King Ruang part I-II)
1.3 The Dhamapada and Jataka
The word "Dhammapada", consists of two Pali words, "dhamma" and "pada", both of which, it is important to note, are ambiguous, having different meanings in different contexts. As regards "dhamma", it is used to in the Dhammapada itself in several senses, of which the one that is most frequently in use and seems to be most appropriate means "law" or "truth". And as far as the word "pada" is concerned, it occurs as part of the compound words "atthapada", "gathapada" and "dhammapada". As such it is used in a sense of a "clause" or a "sentence". That being so, the word "dhammapada" as the title of a Buddhist scripture may suitably be taken to mean "sayings about the truths constituting Buddhism". And stories are called in Thai “Chadok” ( Pali - jataka Of all these birth - stories, the last ten, before the Lord Buddha attained his Buddhahood after a long chain of re - births, are deemed the more important. They are called collectively “Thotsachat” (Pali - dasa Jati) or “The Ten Births.” Thus Buddhist literature was improvised in recitation, oral transmission then record.
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