Buddhism is said to be fourth largest religion in the world and there are more than 520 million followers.
Explanation:
Buddhism is mainly practiced in China and now it is practiced in Korea and Japan as well. Theravada Buddhism is followed in the South Asian Countries mainly Combodia, Thailand, Sri Lanka and Burma. Approximately 18.2% people of China follow Buddhism.
Buddhism is mainly considered as a religion but most common debaters say that Buddhism is not a religion but a philosophy or it can be said that it is a way of life. In case of religion there is a centralized belief based on a set of god or a god.
Buddhism encourages people to belief on karma that is the law based on cause and effect. Buddhists also belief in reincarnation that is there is a cycle of rebirth that goes on.
Buddhism had influenced culture in various ways , it gives importance to non violence, it influences people to become vegetarian . It also influenced art , language, literature as well as sculptures.
<span>The bachelor’s degree in psychology in addictions is designed for those who want to pursue careers that assist people whose lives are affected by substance abuse, or who suffer from other potentially detrimental behavioral addictions such as gambling.</span>
I believe the answer is: <span>bones and stones
The utilisation of metal as materials to made tools did not begin until the Neolithic period (approximately 2000 years after the Mesolithic period)
</span><span>So, bones from wild animals and stones are the only material that they know to be strong/hard enough to be made as tools.</span>
Answer: Post-traumatic stress disorder
Explanation:
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental disorder which occurs due to an individual witnessing or being exposed to a fearful or dangerous events or traumas which with time causes such individual to develop symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder such as difficulty in sleeping due to nightmares,lack of concentration, occasionally on guard, irritations etc.
Here, Pukari suffers Post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of the fearful experience he witnessed in the killing of his wife and children and so has developed symptoms of the disorder such as lack of concentration due to recurring flashbacks causing him have difficulties at work.
