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I am just entering, highschool, so i may not be the best authority on this matter, and i am not even indian. But from what i remember it is that he was fed up with being to pampered and he wanted to see the world around, him like sickness, poverty, and hunger. (I assume your talking about the Buddha!)
What else can I help you with?
Why did Siddhartha choose to become a religious leader?
When Siddhartha Gautama left the palace for the first time as an adult, he saw a man who seemed to be suffering. Then he saw a monk who had no possesions, but seemed to be so peaceful, so he gave up his life of luxury to become a monk.
Is it possible to compare Siddhartha and Saint Francis of Assisi?
Yes it's quite possible. Both started out quite rich, but, chose a life of austerity over a life of luxury. The difference between them is, Siddhartha Gautama was a prince, whereas St. Francis was the son of a very rich merchant.
How might your life be different if you were brought up like Siddharta?
If I were "Brought UP" in a life like Siddhartha had to begin with I am ashamed to admit I would NOT have renounced it! I would have been ASHAMED to see the poor outside my window while I was living in the lap of LUXURY! But I would not have had the STRENGTH to renounce that life as Siddhartha! THANKFULLY I have his EXAMPLE to follow!
What type of life did Siddhartha have?
Siddhartha Gautama, known as the Buddha, was born into a royal family in ancient India, leading a life of luxury and privilege. His sheltered upbringing kept him insulated from suffering and the harsh realities of life until he encountered old age, sickness, and death. This transformative experience prompted him to renounce his material life in search of spiritual enlightenment. Ultimately, Siddhartha achieved enlightenment under the Bodhi tree, becoming the Buddha and dedicating his life to teaching others about the path to liberation from suffering.
Why do Buddhists reject the idea of the Hindu caste system?
because the founder of buddhism Siddhartha Gautama thought it was cruel
What does the king do to ensure Siddhartha fulfillment?
Although his father, the king ensured that he was provided with everything he could want or need, so he could be fulfilled, Buddhist scriptures say Siddhartha felt that material wealth was not and should not be life's ultimate goal.
Who drove Siddhartha's chariot?
In the story of Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism, it was Channa, his charioteer, who drove his chariot. Channa played a significant role in Siddhartha's life and later became a disciple after Siddhartha renounced his princely life to seek enlightenment.
What sort of life do clan cats reject in the warrior cats books?
Clan cats reject a life of luxury and ease, preferring instead to live by the warrior code and rely on their skills to survive in the wild. They prioritize loyalty to their clan and working together as a community to protect their territory and uphold their values. They value independence and self-reliance over a life of pampered comfort.
Why is siddhartha unhappy?
Siddhartha has concluded at this point in the story that the only way for one to become enlightened is to figure out how to do it himself. Siddhartha knows that he will not be able to become enlightened if he has a teacher. He must teach himself, learn, and think in order to become enlightened as he finally becomes after listening to the river at the end of the story.
Why didn't Siddhartha simply leave?
Siddhartha Gautama? He did simply leave [his royal life]. That is why we have Buddhism today.
What has siddhartha learned in his life as businessman?
Siddhartha learns that he needs to be helping people and that he can't hassle with peoples
What did Siddhartha Gautama The Buddha renounce and why?
Siddhartha Gautama renounced his life of luxury, including his princely status, wealth, and family, in search of spiritual enlightenment and to seek a solution to the suffering in the world. He was motivated by a deep desire to understand the nature of human existence and find a path to alleviate suffering for himself and others.
