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Why did Buddhism spread quickly into China during the Period of Disunion?
During the period of disunion, people took comfort in the Buddhist teaching that people can escape suffering and achieve a state of peace.
Give us 5 reasons why god might allow suffering in Buddhism?
In Buddhism there is no belief in a supreme God, therefore, this question does not apply to traditional Buddhist thought-. I can give 5 reasons that suffering exists, but they have nothing to do with a deity. In Buddhism, it is of our own will that we end suffering- We can reduce suffering for ourselves and for others though acts of loving kindness, but it is only through connecting to our own Buddha nature that we can escape the cycles of rebirth and reach nirvana. Suffering is due to our unwillingness to accept impermanence- Suffering is due to our attachments to worldly things- Suffering is a Karmic reaction to Poor ethics. Suffering is caused by our own ignorance. Suffering is caused by negative emotions such as anger , greed, hate, and lust.
Why can't a Buddhist develope a storng desire or attachment towards an object?
Buddhist believe that all suffering comes from a desire for possessions. THey believe that the way to escape suffering is to stop desiring possessions. Answer: The 3 basic teachings of Buddhism are "Suffering" , "Impermanance' and 'Non-Self. Non-Self basically mean "no Ego'( no 'I' or Mine"). To be attach towards an object means the object belongs to 'Me" or 'Mine' - the existence of an Ego - the existence of "Self". This would contradict His basic Teaching of 'Non-Self'
Is there a way to escape prison?
Live a clean life and follow the Buddhist precepts.
What did Eliezers wish to burn the whole world reveal?
"Eliezer's wish to burn the whole world" reveals his deep sense of despair and disillusionment with the world. It reflects his desire to escape from the horrors and suffering he has witnessed during the Holocaust, and his belief that destroying everything would somehow erase the pain and suffering he has experienced.
What are the release dates for Beyond Belief Fact or Fiction - 1997 The Escape?
Beyond Belief Fact or Fiction - 1997 The Escape was released on: USA: 13 February 1998
What are there most important beliefs in Buddhism?
The four noble truths are central to all Buddhists and might be regarded as the most important values in Buddhism. Most Buddhist will not think of them as beliefs, as they can be proven through our own experiences. These truths are: The truth of suffering, why we suffer. The truth of how the suffering begins. The truth of how the suffering can end. The trutch of how we can end suffering. In addition, there is what is sometimes called the middle way. This means, avoid extremes of all kinds in your life. This applies to almost everything such as excessive food and drink, wearing too expensive clothes or a lot of jewelry and so on. Buddhist economics are also important. The essence of this is not to be wasteful in any way if you can help it. Also this, do good deeds and be kind to others. The reward for this will come in many ways, still good conduct should not be done because of eventual rewards as it is self-rewarding.
What was Buddha trying to explain or escape form?
The Buddha was trying to find the answer to suffering.
Buddhism teaches that to escape suffering and pain one must have .?
virtue and compassion
What most accurately describes a central theme that runs throughout Dante's inferno?
To enjoy the rewards of God's favor, one must first struggle and know suffering. No person, powerful or weak, rich or poor, can escape the laws of God.
Which belief of the early Greeks is reflected in the story of Perseus?
you can not escape your destiny
What were the main princibles of Buddhism?
Buddhism is a religious philosophy that is older than Christianity. It is based on the belief that all beings should be kind to one another. Furthermore, it involves a belief in reincarnation, and that the only way to escape an endless cycle of lives is to become enlightened.
