The goal in Buddhism is enlightenment and the subsequent release from the cycle of death and re-birth.
This cannot properly be called a goal in life (usually taken to be wealth, power, happiness etc.) as it lies outside of life.
Interestingly the desire to achieve enlightenment is the only permissible deisire,
they believe that suffering is caused by wants and when we stop wanting we will stop suffering.also they believe that the goal of life is to be free of pain of suffering
A permanent end to suffering.
Praying five times a day, is not common to all Buddhists although there may be some who do. The goal of most Buddhists is to be present or awake in every moment.
The Three Jewels are, The Buddha, The Dharma and and Sangha. The Buddha brought to us the teachings (Dharma) on how to lead a happy life. The Sangha is the collective of Buddhists who study together and help each other to reach enlightenment, which is the goal of all Buddhists.
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Many Buddhists respect the lives of animals, and the original Buddhists were vegetarian.
From the Awareness [conscious mind] of an unborn baby to eventual perpertual life.
not for everyone but to Buddhists it would be very important, a big part of their daily life
Although Buddhists may examine and study the origins of life they are more concerned that it did come to be without examining the cause. Unlike the Abrahamic faiths who require a deity to be the main mover for the formation of life Buddhists would be as happy with life originating as a natural and chemical process.
The goal of Buddhists is to escape the cycle of death and re-birth by achieving enlightenment.
to get enlightenment free from suffering
The goal of Buddhism is nibbana (nirvana), the cessation of suffering. Truth is never specifically defined as the goal. Truthful speech, however, is defined as an essential part of the way to the goal.