After Gautama Siddhartha realized the enlightenment, the past prince no longer existed, and Sakyamuni was born. The place where Sakyamuni taught the Dharma for the first time was Deer Garden outside the city of Porones, and the target was Aruo Chenru and five others.

Gaodama Siddhartha After enlightenment, the past prince no longer existed, and Sakyamuni was born. For the forty-five years that followed, Sakyamuni's main thing was to preach.

The place where Sakyamuni first taught the Dharma was Luyeyuan outside the city of Porones, and the target was Aruo Chen Ru and five others. This preaching is the so-called "first turn of the Dharma wheel".

"Turn" here means the lecture notes. "Falun" refers to Buddhism. Buddhism is a combination of Buddha and Dharma. "Buddha" means, as mentioned in the previous article, and refers to , the enlightened person, . "Fa" refers to an unchanging law. Buddhism, that is, the Dharma of Buddha, refers to the Buddha's use of the practice method that benefits others and explains the principles of this practice method.

In terms of content, Buddhism can be described as profound and profound. For example, there is a concept in Buddhism that is "self-awareness and awareness of others". Shakyamuni succeeded in enlightenment through his own efforts, and he was a self-conscious person. Also, because Sakyamuni was the first to enlighten the truth, Buddhism spread to the world because of his creation, so he was also a creator. Compared with self-consciousness, Sakyamuni's creativity is more worthy of attention. Because this is the basis of "knowing him" and it is also the guarantee for the spread of Buddhism. The reason why all living beings in the world achieve rational enlightenment is thanks to the shravakas of Sakyamuni.

To be honest, it uses "Dharma theory" to compare Buddhism, which is very vivid. There are two meanings here. One refers to the Buddha's saying, like a wheel that keeps turning; the other refers to the ability of Buddhism to destroy the worries and evil of sentient beings, just like the holy king Wheel King in ancient Indian mythology turned the "Wheel Treasure" to destroy the mountains and rocks.

History records that after hearing Sakyamuni's words, Aruo Chen Ru and five others were impressed and then converted to Buddhism and became the first disciples of the Buddha. This is the beginning of Buddhist organization of the Sangha. After that, Sakyamuni saved the three brothers Yeshe and Kashyapa, as well as Shariputra and Mongalyayana . In his hometown, many of his relatives, such as cousin Analy, Devadatta, Ananda , and his son Rahula , all converted to Buddhism.

The objects of Sakyamuni preaching, including various surnames and classes in the society at that time, and many royal families and wealthy people gave great political and economic support. The scale of Buddhism has gradually expanded, and initially only accepted male disciples, which are commonly known as "monks" in our country. Later, Sakyamuni's aunt, Pajapa, was introduced to the religion, and Buddhism began to recruit female disciples, namely "nuns".

At first, monks and nuns traveled around without a fixed place. Later, in order to adapt to the rainy season, a temple was established, and later a precepts that monks would follow together were formulated.

When Sakyamuni was 80 years old, he encountered the rainy season while he was in the air and fell seriously ill. Walking to a dense Sara forest by the river outside the city of Kusinaga, you will lie down on your right side in the middle of two Sara trees. The moonlight shone through the woods on his face, peaceful, noble and holy. Before his death, he warned his disciples to practice diligently according to the law. In the middle of the night, Sakyamuni let out his last breath and his heart stopped beating. According to Buddhism, Sakyamuni achieved complete liberation and supreme nirvana.

After Sakyamuni passed away, his body was cremated and his remains were distributed to envoys from various countries. All countries regard it as a sacred object, called it a relics, and built towers to worship it.

The process of Sakyamuni becoming a Buddha is without any mystery. He also opposed sacrifices during his lifetime and did not worship idols, but later Buddhists went against the rules. This is all religious needs. Gradually, Sakyamuni was constantly deified and idolized, and the most magical one was the saying " Eight-Phase Enlightenment ". Let’s talk about it later.