The Way of Life for Me.

As a child, I was always taught to always have respect for my elders. I remember going to the temple every Sunday morning, where my family and I would pray alms to the Monks for our ancestors. It was normal to me, because that's how I grew up, and that's what I did every week without question. Growing older I had a realization that the teachings of Buddhism is who I've shaped to be today.

There's a part in each one of us in the social aspect that claims that we are religious in some type of way. These religious beliefs affect how we live life and what actions we take.

http://www.buddhanet.net/e-learning/history/b_faqs.htm

http://hirr.hartsem.edu/ency/buddhism.htm