Summary
In ancient times, Buddha guided humanity in managing their earthly cravings and illuminated the way through the darkness. He renounced his royal status, his family, all worldly attachments, and the six emotions to follow an isolated path, akin to the horn of the rhinoceros, ultimately attaining enlightenment in merely six years beneath the Bodhi Tree. He is a figure who was born alone, remains solitary in life, and engages in battle by himself. Additionally, he is portrayed as a spoiled son, with a penchant for sweets and a nature governed solely by his own whims.
