Examples Of Enlightenment In Buddhism

Enlightenment in Buddhism
Enlightenment is transformative experience that indicates you that you reached your goal in life. Which is understand reality and overcome the material world. It comes from Bodhi (wise, intelligent and aware); other deviations such as budha (the awakened or conscious) or Buddha (awakened one) focus in the end of misunderstanding. These concepts were applied in other religions because Buddhism was not totally constrained in culture-bound. That’s why there had been many types of Buddhism. Some examples can be the kevanlajnana, which describes a person worthy of respect; and Yogic Hinduism, which looks to reach absolute equanimity (Samadhi) and freedom of ignorance (Kaivlya).
Each cultural Buddhism’s emphasis is in how the person develops his/her mind. This philosophy has even been an influence to the Japanese medieval religion. This is called Original enlightenment (hongaku) and its goal is to reach the status of all things. What make it different from the rest if that every living object can reach enlightenment. Madhyamika Buddhism traced the insight of the things as …show more content…
His life was fulfilled with the path of becoming a world ruler until he realized that his life was just a pleasure prison after he had one experience. Every time that he went out of his castle, he saw different man affected by illness, aging and death. At the last trip, he saw a holy man that without possession was happy. After that, he looked for different answers that can allow him to be in peace and avoid pleasure. At the end, by moderation of himself he passed through meditation. After he defeated all the temptations (as Mara) and started meditation, he understood the world without being affected by desires, expectations or habits. He was the one that reached Nirvana in four stages, called Four Noble truths. This is the first time where Dharma (wheel of life) is