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Like all mendicant Buddhists he ate what he was given - meat or vegetable. Some stories have him being poisoned by a meal of spoiled pork. Buddhist dietary directs are not against eating meat except for the meat of carnivores and Birds of Prey. In addition Buddhists may not request meals that would specifically require killing a sentient beings
I do not believe that this is recorded in the Tipitika.
Siddartha Gautama, the Buddha, spent his Buddha-hood of 45 years, helping so many creatures in the world attain Nirvana by giving the teachings, including mainly the Eightfold Path (The Threefold Training), the Three Marks of Existence, and the Four Noble Truths.Giving the teachings to the creatures (which lead them to Nirvana) is the only duty or task of every Buddha in his daily life.
Siddhartha Gautama was born in 563B.C.E. His birthplace was the town of Kapilavastu in what is know known as Nepal.
Mahtma Gandhi was pure vegeterian, as he was a gujtati who are all strict vegeteriens.
Siddharta Gautama was remembered for becoming the Buddha, or "Enlightened One." He believed that life was an eternal wheel of suffering and pain, or the Wheel of Dhamma. He also taught that suffering was caused by desire, and one who rid himself of desire would achieve Nirvana, or an end to pain and suffering.
Siddartha Gautama is the real name of Buddha. He was commonly known as Buddha because he created the belief of Buddhism. But his real name is Siddartha Gautama.
similarities of gautama buddha and mahavira
Siddhartha Gautama is the Buddha
Yes, because he was a Buddha!
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The number of enlightened beings before and after Gautama Buddha is incalculable.
Siddhartha Gautama, known as the Buddha or the historical Buddha.
Siddharta Gautama, the Bodhisatta (Buddha-to-be)
Buddha was originally referred to as Siddhartha Gautama or by Gautama Buddha.
Gautama is simply a family name. The Buddha means "The Enlightened One" or "The Awakened One."
The most common name for Buddha is Siddhartha Gautama.
Siddhartha Gautama is referenced by a number of different titles, but mostly as Buddha. Sometimes he is referred to as Sakyamuni Buddha where Sakyamuni (Sage of the Sakyas) is a refernce to the tribe he was born into (Sakya) or at times he is called Gautama Buddha, as you indicated, where Gautama is his family name. Both of these are used when referring to the actual historical person of Siddhartha Gautama as opposed to another enlighten person who has attained Buddhahood (who would be called a Buddha also).