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    Buddha: The Life of Siddharta Gautama and his Journey to Revelation
    Buddha: The Life of Siddharta Gautama and his Journey to Revelation
    Buddha: The Life of Siddharta Gautama and his Journey to Revelation
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    Buddha: The Life of Siddharta Gautama and his Journey to Revelation

    Written by Days of History

    Narrated by James Smith

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    About this audiobook

    Do you want to know why Buddha became the Buddha?

    Do you want to enjoy peace of mind?

    If so, this book is for you!

    Venture into a path of wisdom as you explore "Buddha". This book unlocks a world of teachings, guiding you through Siddhartha Gautama's remarkable life and his enduring legacy.

    Walk alongside Siddhartha, experience his struggles, and witness his revelations. Explore the teachings, understand the Four Noble Truths, and follow the Noble Eightfold Path. Dive into ancient India, witness diverse cultures, and grasp the context that nurtured his journey. Watch as Buddhism spreads across continents, transcending time and borders.

    Why Choose This Book?

    1. Guided Wisdom: Crafted by scholars, this book offers authentic exploration.
    2. Captivating Tale: Immerse in a narrative that transports, unveiling milestones and revelations.
    3. Holistic Understanding: Beyond facts, gain insight into teachings' relevance in modern life.
    4. Eternal Wisdom: Discover how Buddha's teachings illuminate contemporary challenges.

    Embark on Your Journey Today by ordering this book now!

    Wisdom is within your grasp.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDays of History
    Release dateAug 20, 2023
    ISBN9798868646485
    Buddha: The Life of Siddharta Gautama and his Journey to Revelation

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