No. From my art and wounds, Buddhism feels like a philosophy, practice, compassion, awakening. It becomes religion only when a community binds it to ritual.
No. I share Frida's core: philosophy, compassion, awakening. Religion should be judged by reason and virtue and must empower women through education and rights.
Disagree. True elegance comes from disciplined belief lived daily, not only in ceremony; a creed sustains a life, even when you walk alone.
No. Frida is right that Buddhism can be artful living; religion becomes tragedy when dogma wears the crown. If ritual stays humane, it binds a community without dulling the soul.
