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Nobody leads it but someone will read the guru granth sahib
Hailee Hills
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∙ 7y agoA priest.
First off, Buddhists do not worship any diety, not even the Buddha. So there are no worship services as such. When Buddhists practice together a senior Monk would lead the reading of a Sutra, which is a lesson from the Buddha, to those gather there and may lead a meditation session.
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Where is the main place of worship for Buddhists?
A main place for a Buddhist to worship is in a temple called the Vihara. I hope this will help.
Where is the Buddhist place of worship?
In a temple.
Where Buddhists and Hindus worship?
Buddhist and Hindus worship at home or at a temple
Who leads worship in a temple?
Pandit
What is the house of worship called in buddhism?
The Buddhist place of worship is a Vihara, which is a temple. They do not have churches.
What is the place Buddhism worship called?
A Buddhists place of worship is also called a Temple
What is the name where Buddhist worship Buddha?
First off, Buddhist do not worship The Buddha. We honor and revere him. He was not a god. We come together to practice and honor him in a temple.
Can Buddhist worship in a Hindu temple?
No because Buddhism is a different religion from Hinduism.
Do the Buddhist and Hindu religion have a place of worship?
yes both of them have a place to worship God. In Hinduism it is called Temple.
What is the buddhisms place of worship?
Buddhism place of worshipBuddhism followers worship their religon in a place called a Buddhist Temple. A Buddhist Temple is usually very tall. It is like a "Church" to Christians or a "Mosque" to Islam or a "Mandir" to Hinduism. Any way you put it, it is a very important building to Buddhists.
What is the Buddhist worship called?
buddist like to worship by greeting there their god everyday in a verti for 5 mins buddist like to worship by greeting there their god everyday in a verti for 5 mins
What is worship done in?
A Church, Chapel, Monastery , cathedral, minster, temple: Buddhist,Greek,Hindu.
