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Those distinguishing Chinese from Indian Buddhism often point to the more "positive" nature of the Chinese forms, while the Theravada is often deemed "negative". Another big difference is the themes the Buddha Nature or "Buddha Within" and a focus on the group over the individual.
Those distinguishing Chinese from Indian Buddhism often point to the more "positive" nature of the Chinese forms, while the Theravada is often deemed "negative". Another big difference is the themes the Buddha Nature or "Buddha Within" and a focus on the group over the individual.
