Instead, Buddhists believe in the concept of dharma, which refers to the natural laws that govern the universe and all living beings.
Buddhists believe in karma, which holds that actions have consequences and that one’s current circumstances result from past actions. The ultimate goal of Buddhism is to achieve enlightenment, or nirvana, which is a state of inner peace and understanding of the true nature of reality.
Buddhism also has the concept of multiple realms of existence that beings can be reborn in after death, including realms of suffering and realms of happiness. The ultimate goal of Buddhism is to reach a state of enlightenment where one is no longer subject to rebirth in any realm and is instead in a state of perfect peace and understanding.
Buddhists also believe in the concept of the Three Jewels or Triple Gem, which are the Buddha, the Dharma (the teachings of the Buddha), and the Sangha (the spiritual community). These are considered to be the most important sources of guidance and support on the path to enlightenment.
In summary, Buddhists do not believe in a personal God or creator deity but rather emphasize the importance of understanding the natural laws that govern the universe, the concept of karma, and the ultimate goal of achieving enlightenment.
