Discovering Buddhism Module 8 - Establishing a daily Practice 

+Redstripe921 do what u feel comfortble with can't spell

+Redstripe921 I agree with Linda Rogers answer above. She may be perceived as curt since written communication is not always nuanced. But she is correct IMO. For example, I am not comfortable reciting chants when I don't understand the language; it feels like meaningless rote to me. So I concentrate on meditation. Other people enjoy the chants a great deal. When getting started, as you and I are, I think what is most important is that we GET started. So, do what is most meaningful to you for now and look to expand your practice as you go along. This is my opinion, for whatever it may be worth.

THERE IS A PRACTISE CALLED THE PRAYER TO THE SUPERIOR HEAPS ait is a practice for the 35 confessional Buddhas - google it. If you want any advice on information, let me know on anthonybrown84@hotmail.co.uk:) I will be happy to help, anthony

We all reincarnated here to suffer to redeem our sins so that we may return home to Heaven...............falun dafa. The more we suffer, the more black karma is removed from our souls.

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depends on what praying means. Having gratitude, and asking to grant the teaching, practice, and refuge in the triple gem is a form of praying. Buddhism is not about praying idol or asking or praying to fulfill my material desires, wishes, sickness, but definitely praying for spiritual life. And with such praying I shall practice and have confidence, but not just pray and hope the Buddha will grant everything. Health, happiness and balance in life is the by product. I even call having good wishes for me and for others is praying. So, Buddhism is the core of every religion.

I've read some on Theravada, and I don't see much of a difference. What do you mean by "Theravada is the only true form of Buddhism?"

saying theravada is the only true form of buddhism is not stating a fact but showing a state of mind .

Theravada is closer to what the Buddha actually taught. I think there is value in all the different schools of Buddhism except Nichirin (spelling) which is just a scam. I went to one of their meetings and the first thing they said was that we are not a scam which means they are, then people were prayer for money and asking for the Buddha to give them money through their prayers .

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or Theravada that has neither what you mention... being - Thai, Sri Lanken and some parts of northern India. instead of giving rhetorical questions on youtube with so many 'why's' and 'wrong's?' you should try and find the answers yourself. Gotama's method isn't wrong and as he mentions in teachings that no one can become enlightened when the dhamma is still found. only when the path of spirituality has been lost can the Buddha be born and find the path for all sentient beings. There is a reason why Buddha didn't help his family or his kingdom as this has been recorded if you researched.............. Dalai Lama is just a Buddhist monk, still only human being, not enlightened as he is still with suffering. you are right as well, many Buddhists practice Buddhism all their life and never find enlightenment... there must be an easier way to end your suffering right? I mean in this day and age if you have enough money then surely you can buy your way to liberation??? don't be foolish my friend. you should research more if you have these questions... but really this isn't your problem, your problem is yourself and your own suffering. Buddha always wanted people to question him that's why the dhamma is so extensive so you can find your answers if you search.....

tung nguyen I hope you find the answers to your own questions, my suggestion meditate!