Buddha

Letting go of the need to control sets you on the noble path.

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Buddha taught of four distinct stages on the path to enlightenment, each marked by a deep and unmistakable experience of selflessness that change ones outlook and behavior.

Buddha correctly recognized that suffering (duhkha) originates through ignorance and craving, the Noble Eightfold Path is a guide to eliminate ignorance and craving, and by extension, suffering.

Tibetan monks painstakingly create these sand mandalas which are ritualistically destroyed soon after to symbolize the transitory nature of material life.

Regarded as the central foundation of Buddhist teaching - Buddha taught of the Four Noble Truths in his first sermon following his enlightenment.

A lucid and compelling presentation on the transformative elements of Buddha's dharma.

There is no mirror, and the nature of the mind is intrinsically void.