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A cross between the philosophies of Buddhism and the practices of Wicca. In both Buddhism and Wicca, nature and the universe are all powerful beings. In the original Buddhism, founded by Siddhartha Gautama in India, it was said that no one should worship the Buddha, that he was merely a teacher of the universal way, and that there can be many Buddhas. In Wicca, there is a God and Goddess who represent the male and female aspects of nature, and so in essence, they symbolize the worshiping of nature. The fact that both Buddhism and Wicca lack an actual deity to worship, make them similar. Wicca has the rede, but outside of that, there are no extensive writings and stories compared to the Dhammapadra and so it would make sense that a Wiccan would want to adopt or model these tenets. Both Buddhists and Wiccans respect and worship nature and also create altars to show reverence to the universe. Both believe in karma and reincarnation and merge together beautifully.
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