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Which part of the world did Buddhism come first into being?
Buddhism began in Northern India / Nepal in approximately 528 BCE.
What was the religion studied in Buddhism?
Buddhism is not a religion. It is a culture of the mind. It is an education where you are to explore the mind to understand Nature. Unlike a religion where there are commandments to obey, Buddhism encourarage you to "come and experience". Every thing in the universe is gorverned by the Laws of Nature; Buddhism show you the path to return one being to the true Nature by rightly understand the true nature of existence in order to liberate from mental and physically Suffering.ANSWER 2:Buddhism IS the name of the religion. While most of what has been written above is correct, a religion is defined as having clergy and holy scriptures, both of which are found in Buddhism.
Where did Buddhism come form?
Buddhism started in India. It is in South Asia
Where has Buddhism come from?
India.
Did Buddhism come from Toaism?
No.
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Does Buddhism come from the name buddah?
No
When and how did Buddhism come to Indonesia?
1259
Where did the Buddhism relidgion come from?
Buddhism stearted in India and has spread to Asia in 5000 years.
Where do lamas come from?
A Lama is a designation in Tibetan Buddhism for a person who has been allowed to be a teacher of Buddhism.
What scientific theory describes a sudden beginning of the universe?
It's called the "Big Bang Theory." There's evidence that the universe is expanding, which means it all had to start from a single point. What caused this event is up for debate, as well as whether the universe will continue to expand forever, or reach a point and stop, then come back in on itself.
Where did the singularity come from and how did it impact the universe?
The singularity, a point of infinite density and temperature, is believed to have originated from the Big Bang, the event that created the universe. The singularity's rapid expansion led to the formation of galaxies, stars, and planets, shaping the universe as we know it today.
