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Freedom from Ignorance. As the Buddha taught "The moon reflected in a cup of water is not the moon." "Without doubt, there can be no enlightenment." "All our prejudices, hates, anger, fears, worries, are due to ignorance."

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do you mean why is buddha important? do you mean why is buddha important? do you mean why is buddha important?

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Buddhist teachings allow you to escape from suffering and the cycle of death and rebirth.

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That its practice gives one the wisdom to practice compassion and tolerance (two things the world needs a lot more of).

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