What kind of challenges do Buddhism face?
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If someone or something becomes a "perceived" challenge, this is because I am thinking of [them/it] as a challenge. The thought is mine. I am the one projecting the thought. And as such, I react to the actions of others and my actions have results much as others actions have results, of which I just reacted to.
I create the challenge by the actions I do and maintain to the actions of others.
My sister asked me the same question, only she said it differently. (I was a monk only five years at the time): How do you stand people staring at you all the time? My answer to her was, "I don't look back"!
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A Buddha is a person who is self-aware, and has wisdom and compassion. Buddhists therefore celebrate and revere the Buddha as an enlightened human being rather than as a God or an incarnation of God. The main source of faith and practice for Buddhists is the Dharma (the teachings of the Buddha).
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