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Im 15 and i would like to find somewhere in herts area to learn more about buddhism if you have any ideas let me know
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at your age i would start with the bbc website or a buddhism website and read up on it first.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/buddhi sm/
http://www.buddhacommunity.org/bbc.htm
if you do decide you want to go along to any of these places i would urge you to take a parent or guardian with you.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/buddhi sm/
http://www.buddhacommunity.org/bbc.htm
if you do decide you want to go along to any of these places i would urge you to take a parent or guardian with you.
You may prefer Taoism (pronounced "dowism") as Buddhists espouse celibacy.
The principle text is called "The Way And It's Power" by Lao Tzu (or Lao Tsen depending on translation method, pingyin etc) Taoism predates Buddhism in China by about 200 years although Lao Tsen is not believed to have actually existed as a man but rather it's a collection of works by ancient scholars.
Both creeds although markedly different in essence are easily accessible to the reader, good luck with your search.
The principle text is called "The Way And It's Power" by Lao Tzu (or Lao Tsen depending on translation method, pingyin etc) Taoism predates Buddhism in China by about 200 years although Lao Tsen is not believed to have actually existed as a man but rather it's a collection of works by ancient scholars.
Both creeds although markedly different in essence are easily accessible to the reader, good luck with your search.
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