What is the general outlook on life for people who believe in Buddhism?

It is good for any life, love life. They just don't eat meat, and the whole person will be good to all things in the world.

Their outlook on life is very positive, and they are very kind, thinking that everything has a cycle of cause and effect, and they will accumulate virtue and do good.

For people who believe in Buddhism, they generally have a belief in their hearts, and they have the support of Buddhism in everything they do, and they feel that no matter what they do, the Buddha will definitely bless them with safety.

Most people believe in karma, believe that people should cultivate the next life, and that people who come to this world are tribulations, and they must self-denial and self-cultivation.

Under the premise of principles, be a good person and do things well. Face life positively and move forward bravely.

They don't know what a Buddha is? A lot of roads have been walked and you can't go back, but what is more surprising is that many Buddhist scriptures are right, but many people misunderstand it, and the sense of form is too strong, which is also the inevitability of history, otherwise the world is not chaotic? Anyone can jump out, isn't the world chaotic, after all, people nowadays are limited by too many fixed thinking.

Hello, there are usually three kinds of people who believe in Buddhism: the first is the formal believer in Buddhism. These people are not really Buddhas, they believe in Buddhism almost by hearsay, or by the influence of family and friends.

Usually, such people will occasionally burn incense and pray for prayers, and pray for God and Buddha, just for themselves or their family and friends to avoid disasters, wealth and peace, and everything goes smoothly. Of course, such people are kind-hearted and always grateful. The second type is those who are sincere believers in Buddhism.

This kind of person hears a little bit of Buddhism, and usually recites the potato file sutra, copies the scriptures, holds the Buddha's name, does almsgiving, releases life, and other sun-type meritorious deeds. The third type is practitioners who have a deep relationship with the Buddha. Such people are naturally compassionate, but most of them have a bad fate.

I often feel the impermanence of the world, and often think about the value of life, life and death.

Summary. There is a wide range of people of all ages, genders, occupations, and cultural backgrounds who may believe in Buddhism. Here are some common people who believe in Buddhism:

1.Buddhist: A person who specializes in Buddhism, may be a monk (monk, nun) or lay believer.

2.Asians: Buddhism originated in India and grew in other parts of Asia, making it relatively easier for Asians to reach and believe in Buddhism.

3.**The meaning of life: Buddhism emphasizes caring beyond the individual, emphasizing letting go of attachments and troubles, helping people calm their minds and explore the true meaning of life.

4.Those who have been influenced by Buddhist culture: Buddhist culture is deeply rooted in East Asian countries, so it is possible for even those who do not believe in Buddhism to accept and respect Buddhist values and culture.

In general, there are many different groups of people who believe in Buddhism, with their own specific backgrounds, needs, and ways of believing.

I want to believe in Buddhism but I don't understand it yet.

There is a wide range of people of all ages, genders, occupations, and cultural backgrounds who may believe in Buddhism. Here are some common groups of Buddhists:1

Buddhist: A person who specializes in Buddhism, may be a monk (monk, nun) or lay believer. 2.

Asians: Buddhism originated in India and grew in other parts of Asia, making it relatively easier for Asians to reach and believe in Buddhism. 3.

**The meaning of life: Buddhism emphasizes the care beyond the individual, emphasizes the letting go of attachments and troubles, and helps people calm their minds and explore the true meaning of life. 4.

Those who have been influenced by Buddhist culture: Buddhist culture is deeply rooted in East Asian countries, so it is possible for even those who do not believe in Buddhism to accept and respect Buddhist values and culture. In general, there are many different groups of people who believe in Buddhism, and they have their own backgrounds, needs, and ways of believing.

Female, 69 years old.

Uh-huh, pro.

Hold the worldview that life is like a dream and do the six degrees.