Poster lesson 06 / 63 · Beginner

Frequent Misconceptions in Buddhism

The artwork is preserved from the original collection. Read the accompanying explanation for context and distinctions between traditions.

Frequent Misconceptions in Buddhism
Original multilingual artwork · Rain Lee / rainleelj.com

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Acknowledging suffering does not mean denying happiness. Kamma means intentional action, not a fixed fate or a reason to blame someone in difficulty. Meditation is not simply escaping life, and nibbāna is not a reward granted by a creator. Buddhist devotion can coexist with questioning and understanding. When you hear a sweeping claim about Buddhism, ask which teaching and tradition it describes.

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