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What is the Buddhist view on the creation of the Universe ?
The entire universe is a cycle. It never stars nor ends. Everything we see in nature is cyclical as the 4 seasons are.
Things are interrelated to one another; there is not an single thing born out of itself or caused by one single element or matter. All elements have to work together at the right timing and space to make something happen.
The creation of the universe has not been created by any person or power. The universe is consist of energy of matters and elements.
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Judy
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I am more interested in answering questions of practical uses of Buddhist teaching in daily life experiences, of self-improvement/growth, and of overall practices with full awareness meditation. No school assignment questions will be answered. I am NOT a psychic, a shaman, or a judge, I cannot answer any question about how your karma would be. Please use your own discretion when posting a question. Thanks
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Have searched spiritual path for long.
Have tried various Buddhist practices/methods.
Have practiced Buddhist teachings for 20 years
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BFA in Art. BA in Music
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