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The Life of theBuddha and theFour Noble TruthsByThrangu RinpocheGeshe LharampaCopyright 1999 by Namo Buddha rights reserved. No part of this book, either text or art, maybe reproduced in any form, electronic or otherwise, withoutwritten permission from Thrangu Rinpoche or Namo by: Namo Buddha Publications1390 Kalmia AvenueBoulder, CO, 80304-1813 USAP hone: (303) 449-6608 Email: teaching on the Life of the Buddha came from ThranguRinpoche s The Development of Buddhism in India and theteaching on the four Noble Truths came from ThranguRinpoche s book The Three Vehicles of Buddhist use the convention of (Before Common Era) for (Common Era) for A. 3 -The BuddhaWhen the Buddha was asked how he knew he was enlightened,he touched the earth in this position and said "as the earth is mywitness. - 5 - Although I have shown the means of liberation,you must know that it depends upon you along.
The Four Noble Truths - 4 - not have any qualities he had ever had to train. So to overcome these misconceptions the Buddha worked at becoming the scholar and became very skilled in all different arts. It also shows that it is necessary to receive full education in the culture
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