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What was the Great Renunciation? What forced him to take this extreme step?​

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Answered by danahdiaz678
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The early Buddhist texts state that Prince Siddhārtha's motivation in renouncing the palace life was his existential self-examination, being aware that he would grow old, become sick and die. This awareness would also inspire his teachings later, such as on suffering and the four noble truths.

Answered by anchitaachara
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Explanation: The early Buddhist texts state that Prince Siddhārtha's motivation in renouncing the palace life was his existential self-examination, being aware that he would grow old, become sick and die. This awareness would also inspire his teachings later, such as on suffering and the four noble truths.

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