If you are a skeptic and are more rational and logical and are having issues with depression, etc and wish to be more happy and optimistic in the midst of life’s day to day challenges and emotional turmoil, which is the easiest and most effective path to take? Nichiren Buddhism or Zen Buddhism? Please, serious answers that only pertain to the question.
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Ok i dont know if that makes sense but maybe for example like zen buddhism has affected its culture cause now they do meditation and that is what they brought. ya know. kinda makes sense i think. i dont it came to mind to day in a discussion between me and a few friends. hope you cna help. 
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The Beijing-appointed Panchen Lama, the second-highest spiritual leader in Tibetan Buddhism, has been appointed to the country's top legislative advisory body, state media reported Monday.
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I need the information for an essay for my world religion class. I checked out a few sites but couldnt find much information. So tell me the pros and cons of Zen Buddhism. Thank You.
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Where do people who follow Zen and ShinShu Buddhism live?
the answer is this
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what are the other two missing letters?
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I’m not a Buddhist, idon’t belong to any particular religion but i like Zen and dzogchen Buddhism a lot.
BTW, could Buddism be categorized as religion or is it more of a method, a system, philosophy?
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theravada buddhism; mahayana schools of tibetan and zen budhism; western buddhist order.
what is the reason of existence of these diferent types of buddhism?
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what is similarities and differences between following schools of buddhism
- Theravada
- Mahayana
- vajrayana
- zen
- rinzai
-soto
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can anyone explain in very simple terms what zen is all about? Are zen and buddhism the same thing?
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ie. Mahayna, Theravada, Vajrayana, Zen, etc..
as well as chanting and prostrating?
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