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Ever since Buddhism made its way to the West, more and more people are keen to learn about it.

Oftentimes, Buddhism is misunderstood in the West, and some people approach it in a faulty way.

To understand Buddhism better you should take a trip to the East, take Buddhist courses. But not everyone can just book a ticket and travel to the East so they can become well-versed in Buddhism. Many may be keen to learn it in depth, but they have responsibilities that won’t allow them to travel.

Buddhism is not a belief system. The most important thing to remember before practicing Buddhism is that it’s not a belief system. Although Buddhism falls under the label of religion, the truth is that it’s not. It’s hard to pin it down, because it’s a mixture of a way of life, philosophical notions, and scientific facts. The fact that Buddhism is not a religion is exactly what makes it challenging to practice at first.

The thing is, many of us grew up learning that we should fear a supreme God and look to him for guidance in times of trouble. There are no gods to fear in Buddhism. The only thing we must fear is our own minds. Consequently, Buddhism suggests that all solutions to our problems lie inside ourselves. In other words, we’re the guidance that we need.

Also, we must be aware that Buddhism doesn’t contradict any religion, and Buddha had no opinions concerning God. This is exactly what makes it accessible to everyone, because we’re not asked to renounce our own religion to practice it.

Oftentimes, Buddha is confused for a god, but he is not. Buddha was just a human being who recognized the truth of suffering and who found feasible ways to eradicate it. He taught people the methods that he unraveled, and he made it clear that he did not want to be worshiped—his sole purpose was to help people awaken.

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