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Ajit Kumar Jha
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March 01
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Why I Find Siddhartha, the Buddha Intriguing
The source and inspiration of Siddhartha SmilesSiddhartha Smiles was altogether unique. It was 2004. I don’t know how and for what reason, Siddhartha, the Buddha, kind of entered into my life. My only contact with Buddhism up until that point was the information on life events of Buddha in school text books and in the first year of Philosophy in college with just a chapter in the Indian Philosophy
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“In the beauty of countless danseuse in my palace, I saw an endless suffering in the form of distorted and diseased figures as the absolute certainty towards which they were heading even as insects unwittingly consign themselves to the blazing flame.”
― Siddhartha Smiles
― Siddhartha Smiles
“Being proud of my work and wanting to nurture this relationship, I never failed in my commitments to her. In general, I make a point of meeting all my deadlines. But, I distinctly remember one time that I couldn’t deliver the job in time…”
― Seeking Human Kindness
― Seeking Human Kindness
“In the beauty of countless danseuse in my palace, I saw an endless suffering in the form of distorted and diseased figures as the absolute certainty towards which they were heading even as insects unwittingly consign themselves to the blazing flame.”
― Siddhartha Smiles
― Siddhartha Smiles
“Being proud of my work and wanting to nurture this relationship, I never failed in my commitments to her. In general, I make a point of meeting all my deadlines. But, I distinctly remember one time that I couldn’t deliver the job in time…”
― Seeking Human Kindness
― Seeking Human Kindness
“Siddhartha embarked on a mission that human civilization has been on since its inception – How to overcome pain and suffering in human life. Siddhartha was perhaps the first scientist on the planet who wanted to address pain and suffering at their roots. While every other thinker from every other religious traditions speculated on the goals of life and afterlife, such speculative queries were nonsensical for Siddhartha for in the mold of a true scientist, he saw no evidential basis for them. Siddhartha didn’t even query what is pain, and where does it come from. He directed his query on how can pain and suffering be removed, an enquiry no speculative philosopher had undertaken before.”
― Siddhartha Smiles
― Siddhartha Smiles
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