My name is Buddha and I will be sharing my thoughts about governance, law, and duty to our society. I have found that through many lessons and having many teachers in my life that I am able to understand what it means to suffer, to understand karma and live the right way am I able to be of service to others. I have compassion for others.
When I control my thoughts, attitudes, and behaviors, happiness is possible. There are consequences for my thoughts, attitudes, and behaviors. When I do good, good comes back. Karma is a huge part of my philosophy and the way to right thinking. I think that when I am in the egoless state there is non-judgement compassion kindness and love for my environment and the people around me. It does not matter how much one has, where they live, and what they wear. I must have compassion, kindness, and love for all in society.
Buddhas’ life went from being a prince to becoming a monk. He had to go on many journeys in his life and through his journeys met many teachers. He learned techniques on meditation, and disciplining his body.
He finally reached his state of bliss, detachment called nirvana. Nirvana is the state of emptiness, a state of bliss; pure consciousness that leads to release from suffering while remaining conscious.
Buddha showed others a path (way). He was forever altered to helping and blessing others with his teachings. Buddha taught that karma is about controlling thoughts, attitudes, and behaviors. Buddha states good or bad karma results from our own actions.
Buddha did not teach that everything that happens is due to karma. He states that in the