This is not a "Yes/No" question. Buddhism includes the concept of reincarnation but its goal is the cessation of suffering and the ultimate escape from the cycle of death and re-birth. More importantly Buddhism is about a way of life that discourages desire for unnecessary things and attachment to the illusions of the world.
That anger is wrong, that everyone in the world is interconnected, that a community is more important than the individual, and that everyone passes through numerous reincarnations on the path to enlightenment.Uma Thurman's father was once a Buddhist monk, and is still a Professor of the study of Buddhism.
reincarnations
Yes, chocolate itself is allowed. However, Buddhism is against doing things to excess or giving in to very strong desires. Basically, it would be fine as a basic food, but going on a binging on it would not be.
Basically Buddhism although the official state of the religion is Drukpa Kagyupa
Caste is a Hindu concept, not a Buddhist one. The fact that a person is considered untouchable according to Hinduism has no effect on how long it will take him/her to attain nibbana(nirvana) according to Buddhism.
The Charkha basically taught people about the religion Buddhism.
Yes Buddhism was open to all.
Wesak is basically Buddhism -.- there's a festival called Wesak too.Answered.
It is a teacher of the Dhamma/Dharma. Basically, someone who teaches Buddhism to others.
Yes.
Yes Buddhism spread fast in India.
Yes, Lord Shiva married Parvati, who is known as the Great Goddess because most of the other goddesses were her reincarnations.