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When Siddhartha was offered little food by a poor woman, he accepted the food. He ate it, felt relieved, and rested. Then he walked up to the peepul tree, the trunk of which remains today at Bodh G...

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The Satsang Foundation

July 06, 2017

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When Siddhartha was offered little food by a poor woman, he accepted the food. He ate it, felt relieved, and rested. Then he walked up to the peepul tree, the trunk of which remains today at Bodh Gaya in Bihar. He sat under the tree. In that sitting, his mind became relaxed and rested and he suddenly got his flash of enlightenment and became the Enlightened One - The Buddha.

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