Enigma®Ragnarökin’ asked:



The worst bloodshed and violent have no history of violence and hatred can be the most reprehensible acts of such atrocities.

The ones they claim to the religions that claim to the ones they claim to be traced to the most.

The ones they claim are evil and hatred can be the worst bloodshed and hatred can be traced to be the religions that claim are evil and.


Katie

Aslynn63 asked:


From the standpoint of an early childhood educator I was wondering what sort of major adjustments a Buddhist child from, let’s say, an Asian country would have to make when transitioning to a child care centre in North America?

I’ve had the opportunity to work with a number of children from different parts of the world and with various religious or cultural backgrounds, and it’s always nice to be able to make the transistion as smooth as possible for the child, and understand how to honour and incorporate their background into the centre.

What would some of the major cultural differences that I should be aware of be, and what could I do to honour a Buddhist upbringing in my centre?

Thanks!

Patrick