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Kali Moss
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13 December, 23:15
How did Buddhism change indian society?
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Laurel Knapp
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Buddhism was an big impact towards the Indian society in various ways such as the religion it has as an cultural society together, Buddhism brings them all together as one to learn more praises Buddha has said, it has also impact them in the way how they react to things or how there behavior has changed to looking to there life.
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