religious philosopher and teacher who lived in
India around 563@483 b.c. and was the
founder of
Buddhism. See also
Buddhism in this glossary.
religious philosopher and teacher who lived in
India around 563-483 B.C. and was the
founder of
Buddhism. See also
Buddhism in this glossary. As far as the
basic attempt is concerned, there has only been one
organization of
knowledge on Earth which has been . . . had a
similar goal-which is the
goal of
freedom,
exteriorization, being able to get out of the
trap and
confusion, being able to back up and take a
look at it all-and that was
Buddhism, which was
developed in a very formal
state, but existed long before, by
Gautama Siddhartha, who was known as "the
Buddha," and most of the Western
world refer to him as "
Buddha," quite incorrectly. A
buddha is s omebody who has attained a
total knowingness or
total freedom. --
Scientology and Effective
Knowledgereligious philosopher and teacher who lived in
India around 563-483 B.C. and was the
founder of
Buddhism. See also
Buddhism in this glossary.
religious philosopher and teacher who lived in
India around 563 - 483 B.C. and was the
founder of the
Buddhist religion. Also called the
Buddha, which means "one who has attained intellectual and
ethical perfection by spiritual means." The
hope of
Buddhism was, by various practices, to
break the endless
chain of births and deaths and to
reach salvation in one lifetime.