Siddhartha Bautama Four Noble Truths
Today i will be talking about buddha’s life through his early years all the way until late years legacy. Siddhartha Gautama was born as prince, c. 563 B.C His dad was king and his mom died shortly after giving birth to him. who grew up wealthy but questioned why others suffered. He left everything he had to become a Monk, dressed in a yellow robe, traveled, and stop at the tree to meditate under it. According to the legend he meditated for 7 weeks. He came up with the 4 noble truths and the eightfold path. As he preached the message to people he gained follower people who looked up to him. He was also known by his followers as, “THe Enlightened One.” His teachings became known as buddhism. He was also known as, “The Awakened.” He got married when he was 16 years old. The four noble truths were:
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He had something inside him that wouldn't stop making him think about it, it was suffering . when he went beyond his palace walls he saw a person dead, a person suffering, and a person sick it made him feel awful inside he mandated to think about it. He struggles to find the internal conflict on the path to enlightenment.The rightful path id the journey to follow and stop desiring.
Know and understand The four noble truths.
Give up worldly things and do not harm others.
Tell the truth, do not gossip, or speak badly of others
Do not commit evil acts
Do rewarding work
Work for good and oppose evil
Make sure your mind keeps your senses under control
Practice meditation.
The passage states ,” Like Hinduism , the Buddha believed in reincarnation, but people could end the cycle by rebirth by following the Eightfold Path rather than their dharma. During his meditation he almost starved to death and a little girl offered him rice and he ate
He had something inside him that wouldn't stop making him think about it, it was suffering . when he went beyond his palace walls he saw a person dead, a person suffering, and a person sick it made him feel awful inside he mandated to think about it. He struggles to find the internal conflict on the path to enlightenment.The rightful path id the journey to follow and stop desiring.
Know and understand The four noble truths.
Give up worldly things and do not harm others.
Tell the truth, do not gossip, or speak badly of others
Do not commit evil acts
Do rewarding work
Work for good and oppose evil
Make sure your mind keeps your senses under control
Practice meditation.
The passage states ,” Like Hinduism , the Buddha believed in reincarnation, but people could end the cycle by rebirth by following the Eightfold Path rather than their dharma. During his meditation he almost starved to death and a little girl offered him rice and he ate