Shakya**

Buddhism advocates tolerance, letting go of obsessions, a state of selflessness, no fighting, no fuss, no noise, no screaming, being calm and repaying evil with kindness. It is a teaching that sacrifices oneself to achieve success for everyone. It is rare for ordinary living beings.

It's a very good book. I will feel even more emotional when I visit the Buddhist temple.

Great Teacher of Man and Heaven, Namo's Master Sakyamuni Buddha🙏🙏🙏

I read this book just to read "Siddhartha". After reading it, I really gained knowledge. It turns out that this is how Buddhism came about. I spent a day reading it and was ready to read Siddhartha. [Laughing]

Generally few people read this book, but those who can read it will always have more insights and a broader mind than others. When others are still giving up their long-term moral character for a little short-term gain, they will always see through the truth of the matter. Similarly, you can also understand your true self more clearly and accurately. Only by facing your own shortcomings can you improve yourself and make yourself better. What benefits is not only in ordinary life, but also in one's own heart and soul.

Sakyamuni - the founder of Buddhism. This is a biography of the life and teachings of the Buddha. Through rhetorical techniques such as metaphor and parallelism, the author vividly depicts the wisdom and compassion of the Buddha. This book tells the story of Buddha from a young prince to becoming an enlightened being. Through the description of his practice, understanding and teachings, the author shows his thoughts and revelations about the suffering and liberation of life. During the reading process, readers can experience the wisdom and compassion of the Buddha, and at the same time, they can also think about the meaning of life and how to pursue inner peace and joy.

This book has benefited me a lot, thank you to the author of this book.

You can hear it in this complicated world. Such Buddhist sounds make my heart very peaceful. Thank you to the anchor for your wonderful explanation.

Bow in gratitude to Namo's master, Sakyamuni Buddha

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[Love] Namo Amitabha Namo Amitabha Namo Amitabha

Only by looking at yourself can you see your true self

After reading this book, I understand what is an independent life and a world of truth. I am grateful to the author! 🙏🙏🙏

Lay people don't dare to lie. Many people don't understand. Let's continue practicing.

Sakyamuni's Great Transformation into Buddhahood, a better personal biography📖 In addition to this book, it is recommended to read "Buddha Speaks of Amitabha Sutra", "Buddha Speaks of Infinite Life Sutra", "Buddha Speaks of Infinite Life Sutra"

I have so many worries and I don't even know what to do.

Promote Buddhism!Preach good deeds, stop evil, and benefit others. It's worth watching, in today's world, society needs it more!

Namo's master, Sakyamuni Buddha🙏🙏🙏

According to legend, Sakyamuni was the prince of King Suddhodana of Kapilavastu in northern India (near Tirolakote in southern Nepal today) and belonged to the Kshatriya caste. His mother, Mrs. Maya, is the daughter of the king of the neighboring Koli tribe. He began to study meditation with the pioneers of Samkhya Alarakarama and Udaka Ramaputta near the city of Sahara, the king of Magadha. Later, he went to practice asceticism alone in the trees near the Niranjan River for 6 years. Thinking that asceticism is not the way to achieve liberation, he went to Gaya (Bodh Gaya) to sit under the Bipala tree and meditate on the Four Noble Truths and the Twelve Causes and Conditions, and finally reached enlightenment.

I gained a lot of insights and benefited a lot. I am very grateful to the author. After reading this book, I seem to have received the true enlightenment of the Buddha, which will teach us how to behave and do things in the future! You don't have to read any book, but you must read this book to make your life worthwhile. At this moment, I am too excited, my words are incoherent, and I cannot express my inner thoughts. It seems that we are also disciples of the Buddha. Only in this state can we be passed down through the ages. Thank you, Namo Amitabha.

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Generally few people read this book, but those who can read it will always have more insights and a broader mind than others. When others are still giving up their long-term moral character for a little short-term gain, they will always see through the truth of the matter. Similarly, you can also understand your true self more clearly and accurately. Only by facing your own shortcomings can you improve yourself and make yourself better. What benefits is not only in ordinary life, but also in one's own heart and soul.

Namo's master, Sakyamuni Buddha! 🙏🙏🙏

Not bad, worth a look. Otherwise, I don't know what Buddhism is.

It's worth seeing, it makes you feel calm after watching it.

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Today, December 30th, peace and happiness. Books are very good and can help people understand Buddhism better.

This book tells the life story of Sakyamuni and gave me a deeper understanding of the founder of Buddhism. The storyline in the book is very attractive, especially his experience in seeking relief, which is worth thinking about. However, I don't like some of the overly idealistic descriptions in the book, which feel a bit unreal. Overall, this is a good celebrity biography and worth reading.

This book is a comprehensive introduction to Sakyamuni. The book is mainly divided into several parts: the life experience of the Buddha, the resolution of the intention to die, visiting immortals and seeking the Tao, self-correction of the Tao, understanding and saving all living beings, saving people with a pure life, and carrying forward the glory. After reading this, I really have a deeper understanding of Buddha. It turns out that this is how Buddhism originated. People who read it feel very calm. This is the role of studying Buddhism. It is a eloquent, easy-to-understand book that benefits people a lot, moves people deeply, and is worth reading again and again.

The first time I read it, I felt hungry and thirsty, and I felt that the meaning was not yet exhausted. The Buddhist scriptures are like a bright light guiding us confused sentient beings forward.