helnaude asked:
The information includes the following : holidays, type of traditional food, If meat is in their nutrition, the way the place of prayer is build, rituals for weddings - funerals - and doop, important dates from the past, time and days for prayer, and then the traditional way to dress up. Please i will be thankfull for more information about this. I cant get to find these things anyware. Thank you s long for your help.
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Buddhist do no eat meat, no and if you are intrested in fiding more, try , en.wikipedia.org, says more than I ever could
i am chinese
and i follow buddism
ok
holidays-chinese new year, new years
traditional food-boiled veggies, dough cakes, dimsum
meat-no
churches-large square box shaped rooms, small pillows, candles of worship, a large statue of Budda
weddings-wearing long colored robes like skirts for women and robe-like shirts for men-tchi pao
funerals-preists wear white, family wears white jacket, white belt, black sash, white flower in hair
settle down. do a search on the internet - all this is readily available. meat is definitely not on the menu since they respect all life. they become agitated about killing insects even. dhoop is a form of incense. holidays are kind of a non-sequitur. there are days they respect and practice certain rituals on but the main goal of practice, or meditation, is to reach enlightenment. there is a book called Budhism, plain and simple - as well as internet search results. hang in there.
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