The Origin of Buddha - Prince Siddhartha Gautama - Part 1/3

Siddhartha Gautama, who became the Buddha, was born into a royal family in the 5th century BCE in what is now Nepal. After confronting human suffering, he renounced his princely life in search of enlightenment.
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[@kidbonesonline]

I consider myself a Buddhist. Every night before bed, I meditate to get myself into a calm state of mind. I've been doing this for about three years now, and I enjoy every second of it.

[@aquavina4142]

what is meditation and how exactly do you do it?

[@kidbonesonline]

@@aquavina4142 that's a good question. While I'm not an expert on the topic of meditation, I can give you a brief rundown. Meditation is the practice of calming your mind, body and soul. Think of it as one of those spiritual cleanses everyone talks about. As far as how to do it, you sit with your legs crossed, palms facing upward, and your nose pointed to the East. Some Buddhists chant while meditating, but I don't because it distracts me from my goal of relaxation.

[@kairinase]

​@@kidbonesonlinethat's more like Hindu practice, the Buddhist in my country does not do that. They focused on charity and the effort to help people overcome their poverty, illness, old age and death. In a way, it opened the 8 path mentioned in the scripture. They do chant sutras sometimes, but they say that the meditation is in their actions to help people. I guess there's too many sects to even know what original teaching they have to follow.

[@kairinase]

If you acknowledged the 4 truth, and follow the 8 path, you're a Buddhist... If not, you're just doing yoga, which is derived from Hindu practice.

[@kidbonesonline]

@@kairinase thank you for this information. 🙏

[@max-cs9ko]

Most westerners can never understand Buddhism whatever they claim, the rise of Buddhism is very much entangled with the society of India which was very much based on Varna system and casteism later, Indian society always divided people on the basis of birth in a caste based hierarchy and Buddhism was one of the first ideology which denied divine birth of caste or Varna hence caste based hierarchy, thats the exact reason why it became so popular in India and later on destroyed by feudalistic power of medieval age

[@Uchiha_madara_ceo]

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[@TheMasteroftheflame]

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[@phantomeye5199]

0:00 Wow This is Prince Siddhartha Gautama. Amazing. 0:32 🤩 Super wow! That's the white elephant with six ivories to visited Queen Maya!? No way that's impossible! 0:58 Cute baby is born to this world. 1:56 Hey! He grown up and tall. 2:27 Good. Now that was a true family. 2:49 He found himself in city look all people are sick and thin. 3:42 🤔 He returning to the Palace and kept thinking. He ride a horse at night to start his mission of self Knowledge. 👏👏 Very impressive story of The Origin of Buddha Prince Siddhartha Gautama Part 1/3. I hope Prince Siddhartha journey searching answer he was looking for to save his people.

[@baronghede2365]

I love Buddha I read Buddhist quotes all the time, Blessed Be.

[@daimonhellstorm1763]

The story have 4 mistakes 1) There was not a large white elephant with six ivories but white elephant calf with lotus in his trunk 2) Destination of Mahamaya wasnt lumbini but her parents house. 3) Siddhartha not went after Rahula born but before to see the city first time in middle of journey he got the news of his son was born 4) There four people he saw first time in the city an old man,ill person , dead man and a monk/hermit respectively . But the stories may be varied in different countries .Nice video Im a buddhist from Sri Lanka ❤

[@andrwtest3797]

I am buddhist too

[@dews2014]

Thank you for this video. 🌸❤️

[@darkroomentertainment5882]

Apart from the fictions people telling . He Was the most realistic person during his time. He didnt believed in the existence of God neither believed in the spirit or after life. He was more focused on the way of living. He considered his teachings as a raft to cross this turbulent river of life and suffering. He never said his followers to devote him. Buddha ❤

[@kairinase]

Buddha's followers often said that he didn't believe in the existence of God, and he denied the existence of the afterlife, but I digress. By the time Buddhism reached China, many of the original teaching was lost, or integrated with local beliefs, and this further separates the religion into sects. Until there's an irrefutable evidence that was recorded by the first disciples from Buddha's own mouth, that survived to this day, we may never know for sure what type of God he believed in, and what's his status on the afterlife. All the books that we have today was written by someone who doesn't live in his time, so they're prone to syncretism with Hinduism or traditional Chinese beliefs. So, looking at the modern teaching, we can't see the true story of what Buddha came to teach.

[@agniswar3]

​@@kairinase who said he denied afterlife. Buddhist since Buddha's time had a firm belief in the afterlife. Infact there said to be six realms of existence where a person can be reborn. They are - Deva loka( abode of the gods), Asura loka(abode of warlike demigods), manusya loka (the human world) tiryagloka (the realm of animals. Buddhist believe that animals exist in different realm psychological realm while physically sharing the earth with humans), pretaloka ( realm of hungry ghosts) and Naraka (the hellish realms). These are called the six paths.

[@phong.trung.chi.thần]

​@@kairinasebruh... you mentioned about Mahayana Buddhism, that's why you mentioned China. In the Theravada Buddhism, the Nikaya book/scriptures showed that god not a creator. Remember, Nikaya were the oldest scriptures in Buddhism and more accurate to the teaching of Buddha. You can not find any "Buddhism canon" from Mahayana scripture cause they were change by Bon religion and Chinese religion.

[@invincible2037]

You can't believe how much i was waiting for this video.

[@charliemcternan8190]

The great story of the Buddha

[@royalcatwalk]

Compliments from the Kingdom of the Netherlands! 🇳🇱

[@wigburgflossapientiae2308]

A video about Mahavir and Jainism would be also nice 🙂

[@rgegrsegerghyuj4994]

The history of ancient India has NOTHING to do with modern country of Nepal. This is a fact!

[@SuperUnknownNetwork]

Rich and poor have this in common: The LORD is the Maker of them all.

[@phong.trung.chi.thần]

That's why the Buddha went and found the truth, the first book of Nikaya: "God just a being came from the old universe, others came later and claimed that dude to be a creator"

[@kongsokundyna3180]

The great Buddha ❤🎉🎉🎉

[@dews2014]

❤

[@jayveeruzforce2322]

The man who created One of the best religions in the world ❤

[@truthspreader1996]

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[@CARL_093]

👍👍

[@deliciouspotato2623]

Journey to the west day 32

[@IWorkDoodles]

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[@oniramirez2994]

I like Lord buddha in the anime from record of Ragnarok 😊🫡🫶🏻🙏🪬☸️🛐

[@irfanismaily9282]

No

[@-RONNIE]

Thanks for the good video

[@callmethecommentcountess9329]

Interesting

[@christianchauhan23]

❤🤍💙 all your videos mate👍

[@UlfhedinnNorsk]

Jeez! Back then a magic elephant with 6 ivories had to appear in a vision for you to know you’re pregnant. These days it’s simply nausea and loss of period 🤨. Things sure were hard back then!

[@agniswar3]

Not for everyone. Such dreams according to Buddhists are only seen by the mothers of the the Boddhisattvas.

[@kairinase]

In Islam, it's usually a dream about light entering the mother's tummy, and when that happens, be sure to expect something great from the baby.

[@emmanuelboakye1124]

Wow

[@piratepuppy3394]

Namo budhya 🙏 budhu sarani 🙏🇱🇰

[@chanithadamsutha6948]

බුද්ධං සරණන් ගච්චාමි

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

Free Tibet

[@user-hq9ne2en1y]

This vedio is for those who claim themselves as buddhism lover but still say buddhism origin is not from india

[@jakeleo4518]

It hurt my soul to hear some of the butchered pronunciation of words and names but it's best we can expect

[@ajizel13]

Good good and good.....less videos of greek mythology, and more of others....🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙

[@themangix357]

Interesting if we'll see how Greeks got involved with Buddhist

[@kairinase]

Some Greek philosophers did think like Buddhist, so maybe they got involved somehow.

[@ireshaharshi8415]

His name is රාහුල

[@chanelrachel2167]

Jesus is the only way!!!!

[@zoinky91]

You can have both.... This is not the actual origin story. Siddhartha was born in Thailand and was not a God or any sort of mythical being. The actual " Buddah" which simply means the enlightened one taught people how to live in harmony with nature, to have compassion for their fellow human being, and how to have more control over their minds.... When u see monks or anyone who practices Buddhism bow to the statue of Siddhartha it is NOT worship but to give thanks to their teacher. Siddhartha himself had respect for Jesus... As I said THEY BOTH EXISTED. Please do some research before showing such ignorance. I accept Jesus as my lord and Savior but I also think Siddhartha was a wonderful human being and also a good teacher. Always remember he was a normal human being who did not consider himself a God, and simply wanted to understand the root and cause of human suffering.

[@user-go4hj6td6s]

Wrong place to comment

[@pucytennison5831]

Go shout at your church.. Not at this... We don't care about your only way.

[@RokonYouTube]

Amen!! God bless you 🙏🏻

[@leirelarrakoetxea5747]

First

[@Rimesh_Maskey]

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[@user-if6yc3so2m]

U forgot he walk 7 steps when still baby born

[@truthspreader1996]

Did..........he just set off on a journey leaving his wife and kid behind? (I mean they have all the riches and a set life but should you talk to your wife about going on a spirit quest...)

[@phong.trung.chi.thần]

Well, she allowed him to find the method

[@uria3679]

Please make a video about the Myth where Hera gets beaten up by a Spartan Queen, the Myth about the Chinese Crossdresser defeating the four dragons, the myth where a Aztec god was tricked into sleeping with their sister, or the Mesopotamia myth that explains why the Middle East is in constant strife

[@user-cy6gn6ze2z]

When You mentioned the Chinese crossdresser You must be talking about Nezah

[@user-ohxcia-xii-gebi]

Actually, Buddhism was born in Thailand not India. The person who made the world believe wrongly that Buddhism originated in India is "Alexander Cunningham", British historian (1814-1893), author of a history book that moved the origins of Buddhism to start in India. At that time, the British came to colonize South Asia. So, the world must accept that Buddhism was born in India through his books. But before his books , no one knew where Buddhism originated. In India, there is no evidence that is consistent with what is written in Buddhism scriptures. For example, Buddha spoke of 3 seasons : hot, rainy, and cold. There are important religious ceremonies before and after the rainy season, which corresponds to the tropical region of Thailand. But in India, the area is claimed to be the birthplace of Buddhism. It is north of India , temperate region. There are 4 seasons , no rainy season. Buddhists in India have used a religious calendar to perform rituals according to the Thai Buddhist calendar since ancient times and etc.

[@vidhanbhardwaj5863]

Gautam Buddha was born in an Indian Hindu Dynasty

[@Nature_Lover-do7vf]

Well, same ideology exists in Sri Lanka. These are well planned propagandas to divide buddhist countries.

[@user-lt3nx2ys6u]

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[@PerceptionVsReality333]

No you're not, you're second.

[@tengonadacluewhatsgutsprec1419]

​@perceptionvsreality3333 it's probably not even a real person. There's a large amount of AI bots on KZbin with "user-random mix of numbers and letters" so given the username and not knowing what first means...