Final Revision part 7. Do we make our own destiny? If we do good will it affect others or if we do nothing is that ok?

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Final Revision part 7

Do we make our own destiny? If we do good will it affect others or if we do nothing is that ok?

Tranquillity of mind body

A Buddhist mandala a picture made for meditation

A Buddhist shrine, Water bowls, incense, a Buddha statue, lamps flowers, pictures and possibly a prayer wheel

A Buddhist shrine used for prayer and meditation

Is there life after death?

The Buddha said that to escape suffering we should take the middle way. This is meditation and calmness of mind

What will happen when we die? Will the being be reincarnated?

REINCARNATION

Prayer wheel