What lesson on death and suffering did Buddha teach Gowthami in the chapter The sermon at Banaras
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1. To enable the students to have a spiritual outlook.
2. To enable them to convey what needs be in the grammatically correct language.
3. To enable the learners to extrapolate from the given content.
4. To sharpen the students to the fact that death is the ultimate truth in the world.
5. To enable them to utilize new words and phrases in their very own language.
6. To enable them to realize that nothing is permanent. Everything is subject to decay. All human beings are mortals. And mortals will undoubtedly kick the bucket.
7. They enable them to know the fact that grieving on the death of a relative brings nothing. It just invites physical pain.
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