The Buddha said that we should live compassionate, moral lives. He defined this by the Five Precepts; which are
1) 1) Abstain from harming any living (sentient) beings
2) 2) Abstain from taking things not freely given (no stealing)
3) 3) Abstain from sexual misconduct.
4) 4) Abstain from speaking falsely about someone, idle chatter and gossip
5) 5) Abstain from taking intoxicants, which leads to heedlessness.
Buddhist devotees customarily offer food, water, lamps, incense and flowers to the Buddha.
The Buddha offered two insights.The Four Truths which identified the cause and cure of human suffering and the Eightfold Path which outlined the primary ways of avoiding suffering and process towards enlightenment.The Eightfold Path say we should practice:Right UnderstandingRight ThoughtRight SpeechRight ConductRight livelihood Right effort and attitudeRight MindfulnessRight Concentration
Nutritional guidelines offer a healthy way to eat to keep the body in good condition. These guidelines give a way to have a variety in the diet and still be healthy.
A stock photography site, such as FotoSearch, can offer a large collection of stock photography as well as pictures of Buddha statues, reprints of existing artwork of the Buddha, and more. Specific websites, such as BuddhaNet and BigHappyBuddha also seem to offer some imagery of the Buddha.
A modest skirt should go at least to a women's knees, sitting. it should also be loose fittig enough that you see NO shape or form.
ask them what they want offer them
The offer a bit of protection if you should fall.
You could read up on the American Heart Association's diet guidelines on WebMD if that is what you are looking for. They offer 10 guidelines for a healthier lifestyle.
Healthandsafetyfacts.gov - APEX
If you get an answer to this, there are a lot of people in Washington who would offer you a job.
There are many online websites that offer safety equipment guidelines. Some are http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/pubs/playpubs.html and http://www.peacefulplaygrounds.com/resources.htm.
hi my names charlotte im 12 and im buddhist, i know the answer....! the answer is to have a buddha statue facing your door means nothing! to have it facing outwards to everyone else means that you are welcome to offer guidance or teaching to those who do not understand or you are impressed by the teachings (dharma) of the buddha and welcome any religion to your home!