Buddha vs Confucius Audio Quotes. Chinese Sayings

Confucianisme contre bouddhisme. Plus de 240 dictons texte-audio. Proverbes chinois et sagesse

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- Man Voice Pronunciation Mp3 Audio Quotes ;

- Woman Voice Pronunciation Mp3 Audio Quotes ;

- Text Version of the Sayings to be Read and follow the Audio Version;

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Authors:

- Gautama Buddha aka Siddhartha Gautama: Religion founder;

- Confucius aka Kong Qiu: Chinese philosopher;

Categories:

* Time,

* Reason,

* Pain,

* Thinking;

* Kindness,

* Ambition,

* Time,

* Death,

* Emotions;

* Logic;

* Reasoning,

* Gratitude,

* Humanity,

* Kindness,

* Knowledge,

* Learning,

* Perseverance,

* Persuasion,

* Revenge,

* Shame,

* Silence,

* Understanding,

* Many More.

Confucianism and Buddhism philosophy used by many leaders over ages might help you to:

✔ become happier and more productive;

✔ become less emotionally reactive;

✔ get wiser;

✔ change your Paradigm and Mindset;

✔ be in charge of your thoughts, emotions and life;

✔ become a better, kinder person;

✔ become better at resolving conflicts;

Confucianism and Buddhism both have a yearning to reach an ultimate harmony, in which each individual can live ethically, however their method and focus to reach this harmony differs considerably.

Followers of Buddhism don't acknowledge a supreme God or deity. They instead focus on achieving enlightenment: a state of inner peace and wisdom.

Confucianism believes in ancestor worship and human-centered virtues for living a peaceful life. There are no Confucian Gods.

Confucius himself is worshipped as a spirit rather than a god.