RELIGIONS
BUDDHISM
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Question
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Buddhists believe that a person’s actions in this life affects what will happen in their next life. This is known as ____
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Kharma
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Dharma
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Reincarnation
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The 3 Universal Truths
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Explanation:
Detailed explanation-1: -The practice of Buddhism puts the individual in the role of “scientist, ‘’ running experiments on their own mind to see what works for them. The idea is that through this process (known as mental training), a person can achieve inner peace. And according to Buddhist doctrine, happiness comes from inner peace.
Detailed explanation-2: -Kamma is the idea that all actions (no matter how big or small) have consequences. However, for Buddhists it is more specific than that, as they believe that there are skilful and unskilful actions. A skilful action is one that produces happiness, whereas an unskilful action is one that produces suffering.
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