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How Siddharth Gautama Got Enlightenment ? | PART 1

BUDHHA: THE WAY OF LIVING ______________________________________ INSTAGRAM:- budhha & meditation https://instagram.com/budhha_meditati... TELEGRAM GROUP :- https://t.me/buddhathewayofliving TELEGRAM CHANNEL :- https://t.me/buddha_meditation __________________________________________ 🎙️ Discover the inspiring true story of how Prince Siddhartha Gautama transformed into the Buddha — the Awakened One — over 2,600 years ago. In this video, we explore the key events of his life: his sheltered royal upbringing, the shocking Four Sights that revealed suffering, his Great Renunciation (leaving palace life at age 29), six years of intense asceticism, the rejection of extremes, and his profound enlightenment under the Bodhi tree at Bodh Gaya at age 35. Witness the moment Siddhartha defeated Mara (the tempter), touched the earth as witness, and attained full awakening — realizing the Four Noble Truths, the causes of suffering, and the path to liberation (Nibbana/Nirvana). This journey from prince to enlightened teacher founded Buddhism and offers timeless wisdom for overcoming suffering today. For authenticity, we draw from the earliest Buddhist texts in the Pali Canon (Tipitaka), including direct references to suttas where the Buddha himself recounts his quest: MN 26: Ariyapariyesana Sutta (The Noble Search) — The Buddha describes his noble quest for the "unborn, unaging, unailing, deathless" state, his reluctance to teach at first, and his ultimate awakening. (Key quote: "My deliverance is unshakeable; this is my last birth; now there is no renewal of being.") MN 36: Mahasaccaka Sutta (The Greater Discourse to Saccaka) — Detailed autobiographical account of his ascetic practices, the Middle Way realization, acceptance of food, meditation under the tree, and the three knowledges gained during the night of enlightenment (past lives, karma & rebirth, destruction of defilements leading to liberation). These suttas from the Majjhima Nikaya provide the most direct, early insights into the Buddha's own words about his path to Buddhahood. Whether you're new to Buddhism or deepening your practice, this story reminds us that awakening is possible through insight, balance, and compassion. 🙏