Death and Buddhism
A Buddhist looks at death as a breaking apart of the material of which we are composed. However Buddhism does not look as death as a continuation of the soul but as an awakening. Dying and being reborn has been compared by some Buddhist as a candle flame. When the flame of one lit candle is touched to the wick of an unlighted candle, the light passes from one candle to another. The actual flame of the first candle does not pass over but is responsible f
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Approximate Word count = 332
Approximate Pages = 1 (250 words per page double spaced)
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