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During the late 500s BC an extremely

curious young man named

Siddartha was unhappy with the teachings of Hinduism.

He started questioning about life

and religious matters.

Siddartha Gautma was born sometime around 563 BC in Northern India
around the Himalayas. He grew up in luxury. He was a member of the
Kshatriyas warrior class. However, Siddartha felt something was missing.

He went for a ride through town in a charriot with
his servent. He saw three people that made him
question why there was so much pain int he world.

Why is there so much
pain in the world?

Just before he turned thirty he left his home to begin the
search for the answers to his questions. Little did he know
that his findings would be the beginnings of a new religion.

As Siddartha Gautma continued on his journey he decide to sit down
under a tree to meditate. This determined young man meditated for
weeks and went for days without eating. One day he saw a light and all
of the answers came to him. From then on he was known as the Buddha.

He learned that human suffering comes from four thing; wanting what
like but don't have, wanting to keep what we like and already have, not
wanting what we dislike but have. After seven more weeks of meditating,
he told his ideas to several former companions. From this point on he became
the leader of a new religion called Buddhism. The guidelines of his teachings
were based on the four noble truths.

After forty five years of preaching, the Buddha died in Kushinigar.
The Buddha died of old age at 80. The death
was triggered by his body's reaction to a dish of wild onions. He
died peacefully and mindfully. Even thought the Buddha died,
Buddhism continued to attract followers.

After spreading through India, Buddhism spread to other areas
as well. According to the Buddhist tradition, 500 Buddhists
gathered after his death. They wanted to make sure his teachings
were remembered correctly.

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This book is for the one and only Mr. Clauss

This book was created and published on StoryJumper™

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During the late 500s BC an extremely

curious young man named

Siddartha was unhappy with the teachings of Hinduism.

He started questioning about life

and religious matters.

He went for a ride through town in a charriot with
his servent. He saw three people that made him
question why there was so much pain int he world.

Why is there so much
pain in the world?

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"The Story of Buddha"

Jeremiah Clauss

The story of Siddartha Gautma, who became the Buddha and founded Buddhism, his journey to find answers to life's questions, and the spread of Buddhism.

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