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What are Buddhists temples in China called?
tailonda
Where do Buddhidts worship Buddha?
Buddhists worship buddhas in temples, where they could meditate Buddhists worship buddhas in temples, where they could meditate
What towering Buddhist temples are most common in china?
Pagodas
Where Buddhists located?
In Asia: India, China (Tibet : a kind of Buddhism - Lamaism), Indonesia. There are, however, Buddhists in almost every country in the world. Most major cities in the west have Buddhist temples or monestaries.
What towering buddist temples are common in china?
the pagodas are a giant symbol in china of Buddhism
Do buddists pray in a temple?
There are MANY kinds of Buddhists. Some pray in temples, others don't. For example, some Buddhists focus more on seated meditation (at home, at monasteries, in the forest, at centers, and possibly at temples) while others focus on following the Buddhist teachings in their everyday lives.However, there are also millions of Buddhists who do pray in temples. This is especially common in Asian countries with large lay populations.
Do Buddhist worship in synagogues?
Ni, Buddhists worship in temples.
How many Buddhists live in China?
About 1 million to 1.5millions. There is one main temple and other smaller temples. This one temple is known as shaolin. The other smaller temples, other than shaolin are newer. But the original temple was burnt down two times and was rebuilt.
What kind of statues do Buddhists worship?
Buddhists do not worship statures. There may be statues in Buddhist temples which serve to focus their thoughts on the methods of attaining enlightenment.
Is there a name for buildings in which Zen Buddhist meetings are held?
Zen Buddhists meditate in Temples.
What kinds of people lived in Chang'an?
Chang'an was a home to Buddhists. It had a lot of Buddhist temples in it.
Where do Buddhism worship?
Buddhists do not worship any deity, not even the Buddha, was was only a man. We do meditation and recite sutras (lessons from the Buddha) in our shrine rooms, or temples.
