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What is the root of all suffering?
Human desire causes this suffering.
Which religion focused on ending human suffering through meditation?
Buddhism
Which religion focused of ending human suffering through mediation?
Buddhism
What are the causes of human suffering during the civil war?
it wasnt a civil war.
Human evolution based on Hindu religion?
Evolution is based on thousands of facts and has nothing to do with any religion other than the fact that it contradicts many of them.
How did Buddhism affect the culture of ancient India?
India started out in the religion of Hinduism. Buddha saw human suffering and tried to find a realm with no suffering and death. He sought the answers from Hindu priests and searched for years. He then became the enlightened one and developed a new religion of Buddhism. The culture of ancient India didn't change as much as The Chinese culture did, but they did include Buddha as one of their many gods seeing him as a virtuous person.
In Hindu religion 1 of seven centres of spiritual power in the human body?
One of them is Chakra.
Is Jain a religion or a caste?
Jain is a religion indigenous to India. Castes are ancient Hindu classifications that were once used to restrict social mobility and human rights.
How does Hindu religion impact the people who follow it?
India has a very high crime rate and human trafficking and a high rate of sexual crimes.
How do the human suffering is important how are the sufferings of human are important?
Without suffering, there is no compassion. Sometimes you can learn from suffering
What are some characteristics of Hindu sculpture?
Some of the main characteristics of the Hindu religion are: Devotion - Tolerance - Renunciation - Perseverence - Dedication to a Spiritual Cause. to name a few!!!
What did the Buddhism grow and human suffering?
Buddhism grew as a response to human suffering, emphasizing the Four Noble Truths, which identify the nature of suffering and its causes. It teaches that suffering arises from attachment and desire, and offers the Eightfold Path as a means to attain enlightenment and liberation from suffering. Through practices like meditation and mindfulness, Buddhism encourages individuals to cultivate awareness and compassion, ultimately seeking to alleviate suffering for themselves and others. Thus, its growth reflects a profound engagement with the human condition and the quest for inner peace.
