Question

Buddhism is both a religion and a philosophy. Buddhist practice focuses on: the ideal of the Buddha, transformation of consciousness, and __________ which means doing good works.

Answer 1

Answer:

karma

Explanation:

The concept of karma is very influential in the Buddhist religion. This is because karma is seen as a law that keeps human beings victims of their moral actions, allowing each action that the human being promotes to generate a reaction of the universe in the same quality and intensity. Thus, within Buddhism, karma proposes that all human beings should do good deeds, in this way the universe will reward them with good deeds. However, bad actions generate bad and disastrous results.