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What is buddas real name?
shut up... he's not to be prasied!!
Do buddas believe in marriage?
wes they do
How many buddas lived in Britain?
1
Who do buddas believe in?
allers got breath
How many children did budda have?
everyone is buddas child
What is the difference about the last guru?
He killed 12 buddas trying to get closer to god
What happen to the buddas teach after he died?
he came back to life as a ghost and continued teaching
Do Buddas believe that there is a path between heaven and hell?
They believe the rightous go to paradise and the wicked will be born again (reincarnated) into a lower form than the previous life with the hope that they will attain heaven but rightous living as a second chance.
What was buddas name?
Prince Gautama Siddartha of the Sakya clan is the usual answer, tho it is doubtful he was a prince in the sense we understand it. Remember, at the time and place where he lived, the land was divided up into small areas ruled by clans. There was no central government as we have now. It is asserted that there have been other buddhas that preceded Buddha Sakyamuni and that there will others in the future. The next is reputed to be Maitreya.
What type of asexual reproduction involves the growth of a small organism that breaks away from the parent to produce another adult organism?
Budding, similar to the latin word buddas meaning orgy, when four or more female tigers give birth together in the moonlight. But seriously, its budding.
The two groups of Buddhist who spreads buddas ideas to southeast Asia?
The last edit was super wrong. The answer is Theravada and Mahayana. Those were the two Buddhist groups that spread Buddah's ideas to Southeast Asia. Then, Buddah's idea was adopted in Ceylon and Sri Lanka. They are described as cities, not as the name of the groups that spread Siddharta's idea. That answer from the last person? He or she needs help.
Why did Rudyard Kipling put a swastika in soldiers three etc book?
Rudyard Kipling used the swastika in the context of its original meaning as an ancient symbol of good fortune and well-being. At that time, the swastika was not associated with the negative connotations it later acquired. Kipling likely included it in "Soldiers Three" as a symbol of luck.
