>>624

Inner peace is an important concept in Buddhism; calming and resolving all internal problems is their way.
Buddhists are famous for their peaceful ways. It's more easy to be at peace with others when you have inner peace.
Also they try compassion for other life forms.

We think that inner peace is awesome and feels good to be at peace with yourself.
We try peaceful ways too with others (within security parameters).
And we're glad that we don't have enemies (no enemies).


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>>624

Buddhists practice techniques/meditations to reach a level with no (bad) desires, with no attachments; they call it nirvana.
They believe that nirvana is the ultimate spiritual goal of the Buddhist path that leads to liberation from the cycles of rebirth.

We have desires and goals, but our desires go beyond what normal humans want (God's desire, God's goal).
Benevolence is to have only good desires, and it is a requirement for the members of God's Community.
We have the no attachments idea too, but it is not exactly as some Buddhist teachings, because you can have attachments to material things, but without reaching pathological/problematic levels.

>>624

You don't usually see a Buddhist walking inside a big noisy city (where most humans live). They are outside of the flow of normal modern society. They don't integrate well with other cultures.
They usually live in their own monasteries or other quite places (quietude).

In theory, we can live in whatever place/culture that are benevolent. But, some places on Earth are mostly estimated as hellish places.
Even if we don't do it now (we can do it in the future), we can create our own places (paradises) or our own universes/multiverses where members of God's Community can create their own inner universes/homes/temples.

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