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Buddha taught that every person who followed the Eightfold Path.

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Many rich followed Buddha too and made sure that they were not going to the extreme riches.

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Many farmers and untouchables liked hearing that their low social rank would not be a barrier to their enlightenment.

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He also taught that it didn't matter what caste they belonged to in life as long as they lived the way they should.

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The Buddha was opposed to the caste system.

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Buddha taught that people who failed to reach nirvana would have to be reborn time and time again until they achieved it.

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Buddha did not reject the the Hindu teaching of reincarnation.

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Buddha taught people to work for his or her own salvation.

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Buddha also believed that the priests rituals were necessary for enlightenment.

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Buddha told people that they did not have to follow the Vedas texts unlike for Hinduism you have to.

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Buddha believed that people should overcome their desires for material goods.

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One was that suffering a sorrow is a part of human life and no one can escape it.

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Buddhas teachings were four guiding principles. They became known as the Four Noble Truths.

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Like Hindus he believed that people should treat each other well.

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The Buddha was raised in Hindu and many of his teachings reflected Hindu ideas.

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These followers were the first believers in Buddhism, the religion based on teachings of the Buddha.

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Most of Buddhas followers were merchants and artisans.

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Buddha even taught a few kings the ways and teachings.

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The Buddha spent the rest of his life traveling and teaching people his ideas.

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From the point Siddahartha found the enlightenment and on now he would be called Buddha.

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Siddahartha found out that one of the ways of human suffering is when you want what you like but do not have.

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Siddahartha came to a place near the Ganges River to meditate under a tree.

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Siddahartha focused on spiritual ideas.

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Siddahartha called his talk the First Sermon.

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After 7 weeks of deep meditation he finally had the answer to human suffering.

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According to legend, Siddahartha spent six years wandering throughout india.

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Siddahartha began to question human life because he saw people suffering.

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Siddhartha started doing a lot of meditating to calm himself.

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No one could give Siddhartha convincing answera about life.

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At the age of 30 Siddahartha left his home to search for answers of life.