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Buddhism
Renunciation
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After seeing the four sights Siddhartha felt as though he could not enjoy his pleasures as they were temporary
He realised his
royalty
and
wealth
could not prevent suffering so what was their purpose
Siddhartha become obsessed with
suffering
and the fact is it
unavoidable
Siddhartha was convicted there was a way to overcome
suffering
and become
happy
Siddhartha
decided the only way to overcome suffering and be happy was to become an
ascetic
Siddhartha left the
palace
and began to follow a
spiritual
life
Siddhartha
left his father wife and son behind in the
palace
Siddhartha went it a
forest
and joined a group of five
ascetics
The
ascetics
lived a simple life and punished the body through
starvation
They tried to overcome suffering b
deliberately suffering
Siddhartha
was an ascetic for six years and ate only one
grain
of rice a day