If you are thinking in the Abrahamic religion's terms of a revelation from a god, we Buddhists don't, since we don't believe in any creator god or infinite lived gods. We get insights into the workings of our minds through meditation and reading the teachings of the Buddha and then contemplating them.
He received revelation in different ways and in different positions.
By revelation from his God "Allah" through the angle Gibraiel.
It means that the person in question is about to receive a life-altering revelation.
On the Ninth of Dhu al-Hijjah, 10 A.H. (632 CE)
john received a little book and he ate it while it was sweet as honey.
God, our Heavenly Father, speaks through prophets by revealing His will to them. Prophets receive revelation for the world and for the church, while individuals may receive revelation for themselves or their families. Revelation comes in many ways. Sometimes it is an audible voice heard, but more often the words come into the mind or a feeling enters into the heart which directs the person in the will of God. Revelation from God can be as simple as what many call your 'conscience', a feeling which lets you know if what you are doing is right or wrong.
People who believe in Buddha are commonly called Buddhists. They practice Buddhism
Muhammad was born in the year 570 A.D. Muhammad's first revelation took place in the Cave of Hira via the archangel, Jibraeel. This took place in the year 610 A.D.
No. Buddhists do not worship, period.
Because she claimed to receive Divine Revelation from God. She was perceived as insane, just as she would have been today.
He claimed to receive so many different revelations that he probably had some for every single month of the year.However, the first revelation was in Ramadan - i.e., the date we would call August 610.
Usually, more experienced Buddhists.