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How to convert to Buddhism?

I am an atheist, so it would take to translate the principles of Buddhism? I like Buddhism because I love what he stands for and is not necessary to believe in God or a higher power. I tried to follow Buddhism, but before he departed from the topic. No, I'm not religious, I not participate in religion.

To learn more about the Four Noble truths and the eightfold path. You follow the 5 precepts to avoid harming living beings (killing). To refrain from taking that is not freely given (stealing). Abstain from sexual misconduct. To refrain from incorrect speech (lying, harsh language, slander, chit-chat at rest). Abstain from drugs that result in the loss of surveillance. If you think this is for you, take refuge in the Three Jewels saying: I seek refuge in the Buddha. I take refuge in the Dharma (teaching). I take refuge in the Sangha (the community). Try to find a Buddhist community in your area. There are several forms of Buddhism and to learn more about the different types and see which appeals most to you. Channa

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