Buddha Teachings | 10 | How to control yourself? | What Buddha got from Meditation? | Buddha Nepali

Buddha Teachings | 10 | How to control yourself? | What Buddha got from Meditation? | Buddha Nepali
बुद्धं शरणं गच्छामि।
धर्मं शरणं गच्छामि।
संघं शरणं गच्छामि।
In the 6th century BC, under a full moon, Prince Siddhartha was born to King Shuddhodana and Queen Mahamaya. He was a unique child, carrying the 32 signs of greatness. Prophecies declared he would either be a savior of humankind or a mighty king of kings. As he grew, Siddhartha proved both predictions true.
As a young prince, Siddhartha excelled as a warrior and became the pride of his father. He married the lovely Yashodhara, becoming a devoted husband. Despite his father's efforts to shield him from suffering, Siddhartha’s inquisitive nature and deep compassion drove him to question everything around him.
His questions went beyond youthful curiosity; they stemmed from a profound concern for the world's suffering. Siddhartha's protected life shattered when he encountered the harsh realities of aging, illness, and death. This experience devastated him, but it also ignited a desire to find a path beyond suffering.
Leaving his royal life behind, Siddhartha embarked on a quest for enlightenment. After years of rigorous meditation and self-discovery, he attained Samadhi under the Bodhi tree. This enlightenment transformed him into the Buddha, the awakened one. His teachings of truth, peace, love, compassion, and righteousness began to illuminate the world.
Today, Buddha’s teachings remain profoundly relevant, guiding humanity towards a path of compassion and understanding. His legacy endures, symbolizing the eternal quest for inner peace and the betterment of mankind.
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