第53节

  【】yitved</p>

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  ofthegreateuropeannationshasgreatlydihe</p>

  iortaheatlaheyexpeivilisation</p>

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  thepaniedbyasteadyincreasein</p>

  thesizeofshipsandabroadeningoftheknohenavigators.</p>

  theflatbottodvesselsoftheheeuphrates</p>

  hesailingvesselsofthephoenis,the</p>

  aegeans,thegreeks,thecarthaginiansandtherons.</p>

  theseintuhesquareriggedvesselsof</p>

  thepueseandthespaniards.aerweredriven</p>

  froheobythefullriggedcraftoftheenglishandthe</p>

  dutch.</p>

  atpresent,hoionnolongerdependsupon</p>

  ships.aircrafthastakenandiaketheplace</p>

  ofthesailingvesselaear.thetreof</p>

  civilisatioofaircraftand</p>

  oreshallbetheundisturbed</p>

  hoofthelittlefishes,esharedtheirdeep</p>

  residenrace.</p>

  buddhaandnfucius</p>

  ngbuddhaandnfucius</p>

  thedisveriesofthepueseandthespaniardshad</p>

  broughtthechristiansofeeuropeintot</p>

  hthepeopleofindiaandofa.theykneourse</p>

  thatchristianitytheiononthisearth.there</p>

  dansahenishtribesofnorthe</p>

  africaidstonesarees.but</p>

  inindiaandinathechristiannquerorsfoundnew</p>

  llionsand</p>

  tohearofhibecausetheythoughttheiroh</p>

  uchbetterthanthatofthe.</p>

  asthisisastoryofnkindandnotanexclusivehistoryof</p>

  thepeopleofeuropeandourisphere,youought</p>

  tokhingofteneagandwhose</p>

  exalentioiheasahoughts</p>

  ofthejorityofourfelloravellersonthisearth.</p>

  inindia,buddhahegreatreligious</p>

  teacher.hishistoryisaingone.hewasboin</p>

  thesixthturybeforethebirthofchrist,hinsightofthe</p>

  ghtyhilayauntains,wherefourhundredyearsbefore</p>

  zarathustraorzoroaster,thefirstofthegreatleadersof</p>

  thearyaheebranchofthe</p>

  indoeuropeanracehadgiventoitself,hadtaughthispeople</p>

  tardlifeasantinuousstrugglebetan,</p>

  andorzd,thegodsofevilandgood.buddhas</p>

  fatherightychiefaribeofthe</p>

  sakiyas.histher,haya,hedaughterofa</p>

  neighbking.shehadbeenrriedwhenshewasavery</p>

  younggirl.butnyonshadpassedbeyoant</p>

  ridgeofhillsandstillherhusbandhoutanheirwho</p>

  shouldrulehislandsafterhiatlast,y</p>

  yearsold,herdaydsheightbe</p>

  angheroeintothis</p>

  world.</p>

  itaha</p>

  yahadspentherearliestyears.onenightsheing</p>

  areesofthegardenofluini.thereherson</p>

  eofsiddhartha,butweknow</p>

  hisbuddha,eanstheenlightenedone.</p>

  ii,siddharthagreeyoung</p>

  prindarriedto</p>

  hisusinyasodhara.duritenyearshelived</p>

  faraallpainandallsuffering,behieg</p>

  heroyalpalace,aingthedaywhenheshould</p>

  sueedhisfatheraskingofthesakiyas.</p>

  butithappehathirtyyearsold,hedrove</p>

  outsideofthepalacegatesandsaanwhowasoldand</p>

  bsuldhardlycarry</p>

  theburdenoflife.siddharthapointedhiuttohisa,</p>

  a,butaanshattheresof</p>

  poorpeopleinthisoreorlessdidnot</p>

  tter.theyoungprincehedidnotsay</p>

  anythingandbacktolivehhisher</p>

  andhistherandtriedtobehappy.alittleerhe</p>

  leftthepalaceasendti.hiscarriagetanwho</p>

  sufferedfroterribledisease.siddharthaaskeda</p>

  anssuffering,butthea</p>

  ansanysickpeopleinthisworld</p>

  andthatsuatter</p>

  verych.theyoungprincehis</p>

  butagaiuedtohispeople.</p>

  afehaorderedhis</p>

  carriageiogototheriverandbathe.suddenlyhis</p>

  horsesanting</p>

  bodylayspraheditchbesidetheroad.theyoung</p>

  prinhthings,was</p>

  frightened,butnottondsuchtrifles.the</p>

  heruleoflifethatall</p>

  thingsstetoanend.nothihegrave</p>

  aedusallandthereape.</p>

  thatevening,e,he</p>

  usic.ayhiswifehad</p>

  givenbirthtoason.thepeopleedbecausenow</p>

  theykhereothethrohey</p>

  anydru.siddhartha,</p>

  hosharetheirjoy.thecurtainoflifehadbeen</p>

  liftedandhehadleaedthehorrorofehe</p>

  sightofdeathandsufferingfollolikeaterribledrea</p>

  thatnighttheonly.siddhartha</p>

  anythings.neveragain</p>

  uldhebehappyuntilheshouldhavefoundasolutiontothe</p>

  riddleofexistenidedtofinditfaraall</p>

  thoseheloved.softlyhewhere</p>

  yasodharahherbaby.thenhecalledfor</p>

  hisfaithfultofollow.</p>

  togetherthetenintothedarknessofthenight,</p>

  oofiforhissoul,theothertobeafaithfulservant</p>

  untoabelovedster.</p>

  thepeopleofindiaangsiddharthawanderedfor</p>

  heninastateofge.theiraors,</p>

  thenativeindians,hadbeennqueredhoutgreatdifficulty</p>

  bytheantusinsandtherea</p>

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