12 deeds of Buddha

There are very many great deeds of the Buddha recorded but these can be summarised into the twelve most important, most famous deeds. First Deed: Descending from Tushita Second Deed: Conception into the Womb Third Deed: Birth in the garden of Lumbini, in present day Nepal Fourth Deed: Training in the Arts, Crafts and Sciences. Fifth Deed: Marriage to Yashodhara, the birth of his son Rahula and the enjoyment of royalty. Sixth Deed: Renunciation of Samsara, Leaving his life as a Prince Seventh Deed: Practice of Austerities and Asceticism, and then Renouncing them Eighth Deed: Taking His place at the Vajrasana in Bodh Gaya, the seat under the Bodhi Tree Ninth Deed: Victory over of the leader of Maras, Papiyan Tenth Deed: Attainment of Enlightenment reached while meditating under the bodhi tree. Eleventh Deed: Teaching the Dharma Twelfth Deed: Passing away at the age of 83 in the town of Kushingara. Twelfth Deed: Passing away at the age of 83 in the town of Kushingara.

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