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Buddha
The
awakened
one or the
enlightened
one
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Buddha
Born into a wealthy
Indian
royal family
His birth name was
Siddhartha Gotama
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Buddha's birth
1. Mother had a dream of a
white elephant
entering her
womb
2.
Buddha
stood and walked
7
steps after birth
3. Buddha announced "I am the most
honored
one, I shall get rid of the
suffering
that fills the world"
4. Buddha's
mother
died
7
days after his birth
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Atheta
A wise teacher who predicted
Siddhartha
would either become a
great ruler
or the greatest teacher
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Siddhartha's
father
Wanted Siddhartha to become a
great ruler
, so kept him
sheltered
in the palace
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Siddhartha's four sights
1.
Saw an old man
2.
Saw a sick man
3.
Saw a dead man
4.
Saw a holy man
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Siddhartha's realisation
All beings suffer, there is no
escape
from
suffering
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Great renunciation
Siddhartha
left the
palace
, his family and wealth to become a holy man and find a cure for suffering
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Siddhartha's spiritual practices
Spent
6
years practicing meditation and severe self-discipline (
asceticism
) with 5 holy men
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Middle way
The balanced path between the extremes of
luxury
and severe
self-discipline
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Enlightenment
The state of wisdom, contentment, compassion and
peace
attained by the
Buddha
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Buddha
is seen as a human who attained
enlightenment
, not a god</b>
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Buddha nature
The idea that all people have the potential to attain
enlightenment
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After enlightenment,
Buddha
spent 45 years teaching his followers the middle way and the path to
enlightenment
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Buddha nature
The idea that we all have the potential to attain Enlightenment like the
Buddha
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The
Buddha
gained a large following over the
45
years after his Enlightenment
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Middle way
Balancing between
overindulgence
and severe
self-discipline
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The
Buddha's
followers were committed disciples known as
Bhikkhus
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The
Buddha
taught the
Four Noble Truths
and the Noble Eightfold Path in his first sermon
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Dharma
The teachings of the
Buddha
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The
Buddha's
teachings are recorded in scriptures such as the
Dhammapada
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When the
Buddha
was 80 years old, he gave a final teaching on how everything is subject to
decay
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The
Buddha
died surrounded by his most
loyal
followers
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The
Buddha's
life story is in contrast to the common narrative of going from
poverty
to wealth
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Buddha
: 'Do not do what is
evil
, do what is good, keep your mind pure'
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Dependent arising
The idea that all things come into
existence
and then go out of
existence
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The
Buddha
taught that one should not get
overly attached
to people or possessions
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The
Buddha
taught that the
hunger
of passions is the greatest disease</b>
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The
Buddha
taught that every person must take responsibility for their own practice and quest for
Enlightenment
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Nirvana
The
extinguishing
of the fires of
greed
, hatred and ignorance
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Four Noble Truths
1. Life is
suffering
2. The origin of suffering is
greed
,
hatred
and
ignorance
3. The cessation of suffering is
Nirvana
4. The path to the cessation of suffering is the
Noble Eightfold Path
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Noble Eightfold
Path
Right understanding
Right thought
Right speech
Right action
Right livelihood
Right effort
Right mindfulness
Right concentration
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The
Buddha
is often described as the
great physician
who diagnosed the problem of suffering and prescribed the cure
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