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Marriage is not necessarily seen as a religious rite or sacrament in Buddhism but as a social and legal commitment between two individuals.
In many Buddhist cultures, marriage is seen as a way to create a strong and supportive partnership that can help individuals lead happy and fulfilling lives.
In Buddhism, the decision to marry should be made based on personal preference and carefully considering the impact marriage will have on one’s spiritual practice and overall well-being.
Some Buddhists may marry in a traditional ceremony, while others may opt for a more modern or secular approach.
Buddhism has no one-size-fits-all approach to marriage, and individuals are encouraged to make the best decision based on their circumstances and values.
