Buddhism Quote by Robert Wright

“[...] Buddhism has been so much admired mainly for what it is not.”

— Anonymous

“Buddhism, which does not center on a god, but rather on a human who said suffering arises from craving.”

— FastReads

“Buddhism is more about an ethic and philosophy than an actual religion.”

— Ed Hindson

“I began to feel sorry for myself, to understand what it means to be helpless, and to understand why it's a good thing that…

— Truman Capote

“Buddhism is not a religion, but rather a way to finding happiness.”

— His Eminence Gyalwa Dokhampa

“that create Buddhism. But we’ll get there soon.”

— Dominique Francon

“Perhaps I had inadvertently brushed up against the Buddhist axiom, that enlightenment is the ultimate disappointment.”

— Maggie Nelson

“lack of self-confidence was considered, in Buddhism, to be a form of laziness,”

— David Michie

“It is an essential tenet of Buddhism that we can begin to change the world by first changing how we look at the world.”

— Greg Boyle

“in mysterious ways.” The big change in Buddhism is that it tries to define that problem and, instead”

— Dominique Francon

“Buddhist as well as non-Buddhist religions regard, without exception, their founders as superhuman beings, but the practisers of Zen hold the Buddha as their…

— Kaiten Nukariya

“I sometimes think that Buddhism is the toughest religion in the world. It not only eschews all talk of god but does not allow…

— Kiran Nagarkar