Buddhism
What are the beliefs of Buddhism
Buddhism is a religion based on the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama, which was born in Nepal and Northern India in the fifth century BC. After experiencing an intense feeling for the nature of the life that pushed him to reach the illumination, he became known as "Buddha", which means "illuminated"
What is the sacred book of Buddhism
Vinaya Pitaka, which includes rules of discipline for the Buddhist Sangha and has five volumes, as well as the Abhidhamma Pitaka, which is a philosophical systematization of Buddha's teachings, each count seven volumes.
What is the name of the God of Buddhists
Many temples and altars present the gods with several eyes and many hands, richly adorned and venerated, from the Pantheon of Hinduism and Buddhism.
Do the Buddhists believe in God
Buddhism is the most common religion in the world, with more than 300 million adepts. Despite its name, Buddhism gains popularity and acceptance in the Western world.
Is Buddhism is a monotheist religion or Polytheist
Obtaining the Nobel Peace Prize by the Dalai Lama at the end of the 1990s generated a resurgence of Buddhism. The Institute of Buddhist Studies was created to answer the public questions about Buddhism as a whole, its history, its development, its thought or its involvement in Western culture. It is difficult to keep track of all that is associated with Buddhism.
What is the worship place of Buddhism
The Buddhist temple is above all a place of worship and religious practice. In front of which individuals meditate or make offerings, the temple usually has a sanctuary where the Buddha (sometimes with other Buddhas) is shown.
