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They both use candles for special days

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They both meditate

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They both believe in a god

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Schlessinger Media. Understanding World Religions: What is Judaism?2006

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Schlessinger Media. Understanding World Religions: What is Buddhism?2006

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Shabat
In Shabat the Jewish people do shabat , they light the candles on the menora on Friday night and on Saturday morning

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Tora writings by hand made can take a year to finish one

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Judaism has Ten Commandments

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Abraham was born 4,000 years ago

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Judaism people use menora for lighting the candles on Fridays

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The Bodhi tree ( where the Buddha meditated )

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The Bodhi tree ( where the Buddha meditated )

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Bodhi tree ( where the Buddha meditated )

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1. Understanding correctly
2. Right speech
3. Right thought
4. Right action
5. Right livelihood
6. Right effort
7. Right mindfulness
8. Right concentration

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The Four Noble Truths
1. Suffering is part of life
2. Suffering comes from desire
3. There is an end to suffering

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The Buddha was born 563bc(before Christ)
The Middle Path ( don’t want something too much or not a lot)
meditation
The Enlightenment (means the chosen one)
Branches( there are two types of branches

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6 percent of people believe in Buddhism

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Both Judaism and Buddhism have some rules to follow