Anup Chouhan's Key Ideas from Gautama Buddha - A Biography
by Ileen Bear

One day, Siddhartha left the palace and saw four things that changed his life: an old man, a sick man, a dead body, and a peaceful monk.

These sights made him realize the realities of aging, illness, and death, and inspired him to find a way to end suffering.

Siddhartha decided to leave his royal life, including his wife and young son, to search for answers.

He gave up his wealth and title to live as a wandering monk, dedicated to finding the truth.

Siddhartha tried strict fasting and self-denial to find wisdom, but it didn’t work.

He realized that balance, not extremes, was the key. This idea became known as the "Middle Way."

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Siddhartha meditated deeply under a tree in Bodh Gaya and reached enlightenment.

He became the Buddha, or "The Awakened One," discovering important truths about suffering, its causes, and how to overcome it.

The Buddha shared his wisdom through the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path.

He taught people how to live with mindfulness, kindness, and wisdom to free themselves from suffering.

The Buddha started a group of followers, called the Sangha, which included monks, nuns, and everyday people.

Together, they worked to spread his teachings and help others.

At 80, the Buddha passed away peacefully, leaving behind teachings that continue to guide millions of people.

His message of compassion and mindfulness remains as powerful today as it was 2,500 years ago.

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