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What was the religion of the Enlightenment?
Buddhism
The goal of Buddhism is to reach?
The Goal of Buddhism is to reach "enlightenment".
In Buddhism what is it called to reach enlightenment?
Nirvana.
What is the focuss of Buddhism?
The focus of Buddhism is to alleviate human suffering by leading sentient beings to enlightenment.
Who is Buddhism's deity?
Buddhism has no god or gods, It is up to the individual to run their life well and find enlightenment.
What are the fundamentals of Zen?
The fundamentals of Zen Buddhism included seeking enlightenment. Zen Buddhism is the practice of oneness.
Enlightenment that Buddhists seek is also known as what?
The ultimate enlightenment in Buddhism is known as nirvana or the nirvana state.
What kinds of drugs does Buddhism use?
Buddhism does not use drugs; Buddhists seek enlightenment by non-chemical means.
What is the main difference between Theravada Buddhism and Mahayana Buddhism?
Mahayana is longer and easier path towards enlightenment and Vajrayana is quicker and more harsh and hardworking path towards the achievement of enlightenment.
What country did Buddhism begin in?
Siddhatta attained enlightenment in what is now India.
How do Buddhism and nirvana link together?
The goal of Buddhism is to reach enlightenment (nirvana) so its one of the main reasons for being.
When did Buddhism spread?
Buddhism has been spreading since the enlightenment of the Buddha, the numbers of Buddhists has gone up and down but the places where Buddhism is known and followed is generally increasing.
