Who was the Buddha?
Posted: Sun 17. Jul 2011, 12:53
Who was the Buddha?
The live and works (and the tragic secret..). of the Buddha are described in detail and on many pages in The BOOK OF LIGHT. For now just that much: The Buddha lived in India from about the middle of the Sixth Century B.C. To the middle of the Fifth Century B.C. He was the son of King Suddhodana. One day,sitting in one of his three palaces, surrounded by his harem of hundred women, joying sex, food,music and the best entertainment the counrty could offer,the young prince uttered in a moment of enlightenment: "Woe to man! Of what use to me is all royal splendor, all this pomp and all these pleasures,if they are not able to save me from old age,from sickness,death, and what's more,from reincarnation!"
Pricor to that day the Buddha was being confronted with the sight of human suffering and of earthly transitoriness.It was then when he decided to renounce the transient would in order to find true immortality in NIRVÂNA. So he left his places,his harem,the life of luxury,and became a monk on the search for Thruth. After having attaind NIRVÂNA in quiet,inward contemplation,
detached from body,emotion, mind, soul and spirit,he revealed it triumphantly to the five monks whom he had left during a period of self-martyrdom which he declared an erroneous way to find Truth: "An Exaled One, O monks.is the Accomplished One: a Supremely Awakened One is He! Give ear, O monks, the deathless has been attaind. I will instruct you. I will impart to you the doctrine. Following my instructions,ye shall know and realize that utmost noble goal of the holy life for yourselves even in this present lifetime."
The Buddha taught the monks, then in the four pillars of its doctrine.
What are these four pillars are in the book "Divine Message from the True God NIRVANA Buddhism as it should be" described http://www.christiananders.com/buch/nirvana.shtml or here http://www.christiananders.com/books/devine.shtml
The live and works (and the tragic secret..). of the Buddha are described in detail and on many pages in The BOOK OF LIGHT. For now just that much: The Buddha lived in India from about the middle of the Sixth Century B.C. To the middle of the Fifth Century B.C. He was the son of King Suddhodana. One day,sitting in one of his three palaces, surrounded by his harem of hundred women, joying sex, food,music and the best entertainment the counrty could offer,the young prince uttered in a moment of enlightenment: "Woe to man! Of what use to me is all royal splendor, all this pomp and all these pleasures,if they are not able to save me from old age,from sickness,death, and what's more,from reincarnation!"
Pricor to that day the Buddha was being confronted with the sight of human suffering and of earthly transitoriness.It was then when he decided to renounce the transient would in order to find true immortality in NIRVÂNA. So he left his places,his harem,the life of luxury,and became a monk on the search for Thruth. After having attaind NIRVÂNA in quiet,inward contemplation,
detached from body,emotion, mind, soul and spirit,he revealed it triumphantly to the five monks whom he had left during a period of self-martyrdom which he declared an erroneous way to find Truth: "An Exaled One, O monks.is the Accomplished One: a Supremely Awakened One is He! Give ear, O monks, the deathless has been attaind. I will instruct you. I will impart to you the doctrine. Following my instructions,ye shall know and realize that utmost noble goal of the holy life for yourselves even in this present lifetime."
The Buddha taught the monks, then in the four pillars of its doctrine.
What are these four pillars are in the book "Divine Message from the True God NIRVANA Buddhism as it should be" described http://www.christiananders.com/buch/nirvana.shtml or here http://www.christiananders.com/books/devine.shtml