How to Bow | Embodying the Practice

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Bow wow bow wow

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Regards from bruno ven.s.martin

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Some share it more than others.

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Important to remember: Buddhism is a foreign practice to China, Mongolia, Korea, Japan, etc. There's no one way to properly prostrate. I, as a Hindu, prostrate as I would in other temple in India or abroad as do most people in Buddhist temples in Nepal (where the Buddha is from). The most important thing is to be respectful.

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Agreed. Each place will have its own form to convey that respect.

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