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FACT 1: A young man, Siddhartha, had a great life and began to wonder why the people around him suffered so much in life and why there was so much pain in the world.

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FACT 2: Siddhartha traveled around India asking priests and smart people to see if anyone had the answer to his question.

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FACT 3: Siddhartha started going without food and focusing the mind on spiritual ideas to free his mind from daily concerns.

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FACT 4: After 6 years of travel, Siddhartha stopped under a tree where he meditated for 7 weeks before realizing the answer.

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FACT 5: Siddhartha realized that humans suffer from wanting what they like but do not have, wanting to keep what we like and already have and not wanting what we dislike but have.

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FACT 6: Siddhartha told 5 of his companions about his ideas and they named their discussion the First Sermon.

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FACT 7: After the enlightenment under the tree, people called Siddhartha Buddha or "Enlightened One."

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FACT 8: Siddhartha could not find any answers from the priests and people of wisdom that were convincing and could actually answer his question.

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FACT 9: Siddhartha was a prince but longed for something more in is life.

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FACT 10: Siddhartha did not give up, when he couldn't find the answers, he searched for several more years.

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FACT 1: Buddha (Siddhartha) spent the rest of his life traveling across India and teaching.

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FACT 2: Buddha gained many followers while he was traveling and teaching.

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FACT 3: Many of Buddha's teachings were based on Hindu ideas.

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FACT 4: Buddha's teachings had 4 main principles.

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FACT 5: Buddha taught about nirvana, the state of perfect peace.

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FACT 6: Buddha believed in the eightfold path

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FACT 7: The eightfold path is Right thought, right intent, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, right concentration.

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FACT 8: Some of Buddha's ideas challenged Hindu ideas

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FACT 9: After Buddha died, his followers gathered to make sure his teachings were taught correctly

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FACT 10: Buddha's followers spread his teachings throughout India.

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FACT 1: Buddha told his followers they did not have to follow the Vedic texts

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FACT 2: Like Hindus, Buddha believed in reincarnation.

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FACT 3: Buddha did not agree with the caste system

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FACT 4: Unlike Hindu's, Buddhism made people feel like they could change their life.

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FACT 5: Buddha was raised as a Hindu and believed in many of their Ideas.

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FACT 6: Buddha did not agree with many of the Hindu traditions.

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FACT 7: Buddha did not agree with the teaching about life

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FACT 8: Buddha wanted to live and teach differently then Hinduism taught

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FACT 9: Both Buddhism and Hinduism believed that people should treat each other well.

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FACT 10: Buddha challenged the authority of the Brahmins.