The only correct way to devote your life to the Buddha is to follow what he taught. He taught a practical meditation technique called Vipassana Meditation to experience the impermanence of everything including you -- meaning your body and the mind. This is the crux of his teaching. You are fortunate that you can learn this technique by joining a ten day residential Vipassana Course. These courses are conducted across the globe without any fee. All expenses are borne by the meditators who have learned this skill in the past. If you have "experienced" impermanence inside you and lead a life staying with this feeling, you are actually following what the Buddha wanted you to learn. Reading Tipitakas or worshiping an idol of Buddha is fine for inspiration, but practice the technique rediscovered and taught by him. Google search for "Vipassana" will show the places near to you where you can join the course. The headquarters of Vipassana International Academy is in India at Igatpuri near Mumbai.
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Buddhists. There are still people who believe in Buddhism, and they are still called Buddhists.
I am not sure of the intent of your question. Are you asking where are most Buddhists found or how do we apply our religion in our lives? So I will answer both. Buddhists are most prevalent in Asia, but the number of Buddhists is increasing in Europe and North America. We practice Buddhism in every activity we undertake, from washing the dishes to talking with people. Buddhism is a life activity, not just a part of the day.
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Buddhists are not a tribe. Buddhism is a religion. We Buddhists live throughout the entire world.
Buddhists practice Buddhism is the US.
Buddhists follow the precepts of Buddhism. However a person of any religion can also follow the guidance given by Buddhism on how to reduce the desires and subsequent pain in their lives. These people would be called Christians, Agnostics, Atheists, Jews. Moslems etc.
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People who believe in Buddha are commonly called Buddhists. They practice Buddhism