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Are There Any Icons Or Idols In The Religion Of Buddhism?

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david huss answered
I know that in korea it is a reversed swasika and korean buddist munks wear dark red and grey robs
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Aisha answered
Yes there are icons and idols in Buddhism. Buddhism is a set of teachings that are described as a non-theistic religion and a body of philosophies influenced by the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama, known as Gautama Buddha who is an icon and whose idols are worshiped.
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Not correct. There is no worshipping activity in the Buddhist practise (although some individuals and cultural movements do this.) The Buddhist practise is a psychological practise aimed towards a stable mental health. There is simply no need for worshipping.

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