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...  Other cultures have portrayed the Buddha as a potbellied man with a huge smile; however, Siddhartha Gautama would not have looked anything like this. This phenomena shows that Buddha is a deity that man is welcome to create replications of as oppose to deities such as the prophet Mohamed of Islam. ...
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Buddhism - The Faith Project
Buddhism - The Faith Project

... and security until he decided to explore the world beyond the walls of his palace. For the first time in his sheltered life, he encountered suffering. He saw different types of human suffering: old age, sickness, death; he also saw a response to them in the form of asceticism. After living a life of ...
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Slide 1

... death and rebirth. This goes on and on. They believe that unless someone gains Enlightenment, when they die they will be reborn. If a person can gain Enlightenment, they can break out of this cycle. • Breaking out of the cycle is called Nirvana (sometimes called Nibbana). It is the end of everything ...
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Suffering

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Buddha-nature

Buddha-nature or Buddha Principle refers to several related terms, most notably Tathāgatagarbha and Buddhadhātu. Tathāgatagarbha means ""the womb"" or ""embryo"" (garbha) of the ""thus-gone"" (tathagata), or ""containing a tathagata"", while Buddhadhātu literally means ""Buddha-realm"" or ""Buddha-substrate"".
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