Death is an inherent and unavoidable aspect of life. Every living thing is destined to reach this stage at one point or another. However, many religions believe death isn’t necessarily the end of life but rather a transition into the next phase or world. In the Buddhist community, death is regarded as an event of …
Founded by Siddhartha Gautama in the 6th Century BC, Buddhism is one of the most prevalent religions in Asia and South-East Asia. It is a faith that worships no deity but focuses on achieving personal spiritual enlightenment. According to Buddha, suffering is an inherent part of human life. The main causes of suffering are attachment …
Buddhism is an age-old faith founded by Indian royalty Siddhartha Gautama in the 6th century BC. Unlike most religions, Buddhists don’t believe in or worship a single deity, rather their practices are more focused on bringing individual spiritual enlightenment. The teachings of this religion are relatively unique and are intended to guide disciples on a …