It all started in the year563 B.C., with the birth of Siddhartha Guatama. He was believed to be placed inside his mother’s womb as a white elephant, and then born

In the early stages of Buddhism, certain people weren’t allowed into the sanghas. Murderers, slaves, rapists, thieves, adulterers, troublemakers, crippled people, and even women were not allowed into the sanghas at first. Later, Siddhartha allowed nuns into the sanghas that were not young and not beautiful, for they might distract the monks.

The Buddhist belief states that this world, also called Samsara, is really an illusion designed by an evil spirit called Mara, to keep souls away from the Dharma. The Dharma is a Buddhist word that means the course of right conduct to enlightenment. Siddhartha achieved enlightenment one night he was meditating under a fig tree. He fell into such a deep meditation that he sat there all night. In the beginning of the night, he started to remember his past lives on earth, then he began to read the lives of others, and finally, he began to understand the four noble truths. The four noble truths are the basic laws and understandings of Buddhism

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