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The purpose of all Buddhist practices is to align the practitioner's life with reality (what-is). According to the Buddha, we suffer and experience trouble because our lives are unnecessarily full of greed, hostility, and delusion. By practicing to deepen clarity, insight, and present-moment awareness, it's possible to live a skillful life of abiding peace and ease (nirvana).
In doing this, we realize our true nature (Buddha-nature). Although our individual forms are different, we all share the same essence, namely, emptiness of a separate self. It is awakening to this emptiness that permits a life full of being (unity, oneness). So the way to serve others is to realize one's lack of separation from them.
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What is the purpose of desire in Buddhism about human life?
The effect of desire is to cause suffering. The goal of Buddhism is to eliminate desire and thus eliminate pain.
Does Hinduism life suffering?
No, this is belief of Buddhism. In Hinduism life is very beautiful and given for a very specific purpose.
Why did people become Buddhist?
because they are etheir born into it or they like the life style.
Hinduism and Buddhism agree that a person life on earth?
Hinduism and Buddhism agree that a person life on earth is
What religion has the wheel of life?
Buddhism
Did Buddhism believe in the after life?
Nothing
What are some interesting topics to write about on the subject of Buddhism?
* How Buddhism can affect one's life. * What are the believes of Buddhism * Which ethnic groups are Buddist
How was neo- Confucianism a response to Buddhism popularity and what did it teach?
This new Confucianism was created, in part, to reduce Buddhism's popularity. It taught that life in this world was just as important as the after life.
Why Buddhism is not the main religion in India?
Buddhism isn not really a religion. it is just a way of life.
What celebrations does Buddhism people do?
Buddhism is a religion where people celebrate the life of Buddha a great leader
What does a bridge symbolize in Buddhism?
A bridge in Buddhism symbolizes transition from the cycle of life to the land of the Buddha.
What has the author Armugaan Hajazi written?
Armugaan Hajazi has written: 'Lamahood' -- subject(s): Buddhism, Lamas, Buddhism and social problems, Buddhist youth, Religious life, Monastic and religious life (Buddhism)
