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Buddhism is a religion of ancient India, created by
Siddhartha Gautama
The Buddha is the title given to Siddhartha Gautama
and it means “Awakened One.”
Simply put…
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Around 563 B.C.E. in northern India, near the
Himalaya Mountains, to King Suddhodana and
Queen Maya.
According to legend, before Siddhartha was born,
his mother had a strange dream.
When she asked the Brahmins to explain the dream,
they interpreted it as showing a split path
He could be a great king and rule the universe OR, if
he left royal life and saw the suffering of the world, he
would become the Buddha.
Prince Siddhartha’s Birth
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Wild, fantastical tales about when he was born,
like…
After his birth, a soft, warm rain of heavenly flowers
fell on the baby and his mother
The infant prince already looked a few years old,
could walk and speak.
Apparently his first words were, “I am the leader of
the world and the guide to the world.”
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Turn to your neighbors and quietly discuss.
What do you think his parents did?
8.
His father, the King, wanted his son to be a great and
powerful ruler.
In order to keep his son from seeing the world’s
suffering, he raised Siddhartha in a world of perfect
health and beauty.
Always felt curious about the outside world, but was
content with his easy life for quite a while.
When he was 16, he married a beautiful
noblewoman and they lived happily… well, not ever
after.
12 years in perfect peace
When Siddhartha turned 29, they had a son.
The Prince’s Royal Life
9.
After Siddhartha became a father, the King gave him
more freedom and so Siddhartha began traveling
outside the palace walls.
It was at this time that Siddhartha discovered three
forms of suffering… and it deeply troubled him.
The Prince Discovers
Something…
11.
The First Type of
Suffering
The prince and his
driver saw a thin man
who walked with the
aid of a stick.
Siddhartha, never
having seen the effects
of aging, asked why the
man looked so terrible.
His driver replied that
everyone’s body
weakens as it ages.
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The Second Type of
Suffering
On the second trip, the
prince and his driver saw a
man crying out in pain.
The driver informed
Siddhartha about pain and
sickness.
REAL pain, not like this. Not
a cry for attention. ACTUAL
PHYSICAL PAIN.
13.
The Third Type of
Suffering
On the third trip, they
saw a group of people
walking down the road,
carrying a body
wrapped in white cloth.
The driver informed
Siddhartha that, “Death
came for that man. One
day it will come for
you, too.”
14.
Unable to sit in his palace with the thoughts of aging,
sickness and death, Siddhartha went out a fourth
time.
This time, however, he met a man who glowed with
inner peace and calm. The man was an ascetic.
An ascetic is a person who gives up worldly
possessions and pleasures like fine clothes, money,
and even shelter.
Siddhartha asked him how he could be at peace
while surrounded by so much suffering.
The ascetic replied, “To be free of suffering, one must
The Prince Meets an Ascetic
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Royal life seemed empty now and he wanted to find
the happiness and peace the ascetic had found.
Decided to give up his old life and find
enlightenment (finding deep truth and being free of
suffering).
One night, he fled the palace with his faithful driver.
He removed his fancy clothes and cut his hair off.
He kept only a simple robe and a small bowl for
alms (goods given to the poor).
The Prince Becomes an
Ascetic
16.
(continued)
Met many other ascetics who
wanted to understand the
nature of the world.
Frequent meditation was
said to be the path towards
enlightenment.
Another path was through
self-denial and denying their
body many of its basic
needs, like food, sleep,
shelter.
Siddhartha continued until
17.
Siddhartha learned that giving up bodily pleasures did not
bring enlightenment, but neither would self-indulgence.
Instead, he sought a “middle way” as the path to
enlightenment.
On his 35th birthday, Siddhartha bathed and rested by a
river. When he awoke, he had a strong feeling that he was
close to enlightenment.
He met a “grass cutter” who gave him eight handfuls of soft
grass to use as a pad to sit upon.
Walked until he reached a tree that would be known later
as the Bodhi Tree (Tree of Enlightenment).
The Prince Becomes the
Buddha
18.
A wicked deity, Mara, tried to frighten him, but Siddhartha
was not swayed.
Mara then tried to tempt Siddhartha with his three daughters;
Discontent, Delight and Desire.
Again, Siddhartha resisted.
Trying to reach nirvana, an ideal state of happiness and peace.
Saw his past lives and the great cycle of rebirth, as well as the
importance of karma.
Eventually he saw how to gain freedom from the endless cycle
and so end all suffering.
By morning, he had become the Buddha and set out to spread
the word on the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path.
While meditating…
19.
Behind the Four Noble Truths is the idea that
everything changes: even when one finds pleasure, it
does not last forever, and one suffers when it is lost.
To end suffering, people should follow the Buddha’s
“Middle Way,” also known as the Eightfold Path.
The Buddha spent the rest his life teaching others
about the path he had found.
In time, his followers would spread his teachings
throughout India, China, and other parts of Asia.
They would even eventually reach Japan!
The Buddha’s Teachings
20.
Suffering is present in all things, and nothing lasts
forever.
Suffering is caused by cravings (our desires and
wants, but not our needs).
The way to end suffering is to give up all cravings.
The way to give up all cravings is to live life
according to the Eightfold Path.
The Four Noble Truths
21.
Right…
Understanding
Purpose
Speech
Action
Way to earn a living
Effort
Mindfulness
Concentration
The Eightfold Path
22.
Develop a deep understanding of
the Four Noble Truths.
Right Understanding
23.
Live a life of selflessness, love
and nonviolence
Right Purpose
24.
Be careful and truthful in what
you say.
Do not lie or gossip.
Right Speech
