Coronavirus outbreak covid-19 (with korean subtitle) explained through 3D Medical Animation

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2600 years back Loard Buddha has discribed in Buddism that what kind of flesh is most dangerous and harmful also not to eat 1. Human Flesh 2. Elephants Flesh 3. Lion Flesh 4. Tiger Flesh 5. Leopard Flesh 6. Reptiles Flesh 5. Bears Flesh 7. Dog Flesh 8. Horse Flesh 9. Cats Flesh 10 Fox Flesh In buddism discribes very clearly that when the people starts to eat these flesh then the human being would be facing to many critical deceases like virus and cancers.that doesn't mean that other flesh are good.but Loard Buddha's teaching and philosophy is about 100% non cruelty and harmless practices for every live being and even the nature.Loard Buddha's teaching is every being has a right to live and nobody has a right to kill others.when the people kill animals,people collect sins and curses in their solves also may cause and result for accidents,deaths,disabilities or punishable incident.after the death they will be born as animals and invisible devils lives and may suffer for millions of years.untill the humans realize this reality,the entire world will face to many critical and horrible disaters in the future.May triple gem bless you 🙏🙏🙏❤️The Buddism is not a religion.it's a philosophy.it's discribes practice of the supreme power of " Nibbana " (Quite birthing) and the reality of the world and the universe.modern technology or any religion can never defeat it and those are discribe and contains only 0.00001 of what buddism has revealed.that's why even Albert Einstein had predicted that in 2050 the main religion in the world would be Buddist philosophy.it has no rules and regulations or restrictions like in other religions.any one can follow or leave Buddism 🙏 Celebrities and Famous Characters those who have converted in to Buddism 🙏 .gio, soccer (football) star for Italy Mario Balotelli, soccer (football) star for Italy Fabien Barthez, soccer (football) star for France Orlando Bloom, English actor Kate Bosworth, American actress David Bowie, musician, writer, actor Abby Brammell, American television and stage actress Jeff Bridges, American actor Jackie Chan, actor Tisca Chopra, Indian actress John Cleese, actor, writer Leonard Cohen, Canadian singer/songwriter/poet Combat Jack, hip hop music attorney and executive Penelope Cruz, Spanish actress and model Manuel De Peppe, Italian actor, musician, songwriter, producer Patrick Duffy, actor George Dvorsky, Transhumanist, futurist William Ford, Jr., Executive Director of the Board at Ford Motor Co. Boy George, British singer-songwriter Richard Gere, American actor Allen Ginsberg, poet Philip Glass, composer Herbie Hancock, musician Dan Harris, American journalist, anchorman Nightlinenews show Goldie Hawn, actress Hermann Hesse, Noble Prize winning author bell hooks, author Kate Hudson, actress Michael Imperioli, American actor Phil Jackson, Basketball coach of the NBA's Los Angeles Lakers Charles R. Johnson, Writer, academic, artist, philosopher, Black American literature scholar Angelina Jolie, American actress, humanist activist, Goodwill Ambassador for the UN Refugee Agency Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple Inc. Ariya Jutanugarn, professional golfer Jack Kerouac, author, poet, painter Miranda Kerr, Australian supermodel, one of Victoria's Secret Angels K.D. Lang, Canadian singer Jet Li, Chinese martial artist, Hollywood actor Jennifer Lopez, actress, singer Courtney Love, American singer-songwriter George Lucas, American filmmaker, director of Star Wars Naima Mora, fashion model Alanis Morissette, Canadian singer-songwriter Maya Soetoro-Ng, university professor, sister of U.S. president (Barack Obama) Ellison Onizuka, U.S. Air Force colonel, NASA astronaut Kenneth Pai, Chinese-American writer Sarah Jessica Parker, actress, producer Victor Pelevin, novelist Brad Pitt, actor Ron Reagan, talk show host, son of former U.S. president (Ronald Reagan) Keanu Reeves, American actor Alex Rodriguez, American baseball player Mehmet Scholl, soccer (football) star for Germany Steven Seagal, American actor and aikido expert Wayne Shorter, American jazz saxophonist and composer Russell Simmons, Entertainment and Fashion Mogul Sting, English singer-songwriter, lead vocalist of The Police Oliver Stone, film director Sharon Stone, American actress, producer, and former fashion model George Takei, American actor, "Sulu" on Star Trek Uma Thurman, American actress Thuy Trang (1973-2001), Vietnamese American Actress Tina Turner, American singer-songwriter Alice Walker, author (Color Purple and others) Marcia Wallace, American actress Naomi Watts, British-Australian actress Dennis Weaver, actor Ming-Na Wen, Chinese American Actress David Woodard, American businessman Tiger Woods American Golfer Elaine Wynn, Wynn Resorts, charities Steve Wynn, CEO of Wynn Resorts Limited, Las Vegas Adam Yauch, American musician, director, producer, Beastie Michelle Yeoh, Malaysian actress Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook CEO, philantropist Buddhist politicians Bill Clinton, U.S. President (1993-2001) Colleen Hanabusa, U.S. Congresswoman (2011- ) from Hawaii Mazie Hirono, U.S. Congresswoman, (2007-2013) and U.S. Senator (2013- ) Democrat from Hawaii Hank Johnson, U.S. Congressman, (2007- ) Democrat from Georgia Eric Lubbock, United Kingdom, elected member of the House of Lords Rosa Parks, U.S. Civil Rights activist

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