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Rahula (chinesisch 羅怙羅 Pinyin Luóhùluó; Thai: พระราหุล) war der einzige Sohn des Buddha Siddhartha Gautama und seiner Frau Yasodhara. Der Sage nach verblieb er sechs Jahre im Mutterleib, aber überwand alle Hindernisse, die seiner Geburt entgegenstanden, nachdem sein Vater die Buddhaschaft erreicht hatte.
- Buddha Leaving His Son
- Rahula Learns to Be Truthful
- Rahula's Adulthood
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According to Buddhist legend, Prince Siddharthaalready had been shaken deeply by the realization he could not escape sickness, old age, and death. And he was beginning to think of leaving his privileged life to seek peace of mind. When his wife Yasodhara gave birth to a son, the Prince bitterly called the boy Rahula, which means "fetter." Soon Prin...
The Buddha showed his son no favoritism, and Rahula followed the same rules as other new monks and lived under the same conditions, which were a far cry from his life in a palace. It is recorded that once a senior monk took his sleeping spot during a rainstorm, forcing Rahula to seek shelter in a latrine. He was awakened by his father's voice, aski...
We know only a little about Rahula in his later life. It is said that through his efforts his mother, Yasodhara, eventually became a nun and realized enlightenment also. His friends called him Rahula the Lucky. He said that he was twice lucky, being born the son of the Buddha and also realizing enlightenment. It is also recorded that he died relati...
Rahula was the only child of the historical Buddha and became a monk under his father's guidance. He learned to be truthful and realized enlightenment at a young age.
1. Pali: Rāhula-bhadda, lit. 'Rāhula the Lucky', Sanskrit: Rāhula-bhadra; 2. Chinese: 長子; Japanese pronunciation: chōshi; "The Eldest Child". Rāhula ( Pāli and Sanskrit) was the only son of Siddhārtha Gautama (commonly known as the Buddha) ( c. 563 or 480 – 483 or 400 BCE ), and his wife, princess Yaśodharā.
- Sources differ
- Patriarch of the Dharma (East Asian Buddhism)
- Buddhism
- c. 534 BCE or 451 BCE, Kapilavastu
Der Schützer Rahula ist ein sogenannter „eidgebundener Schützer“ (tibetisch Dam Chen), ein Geistwesen, das im 8. Jahrhundert von dem großen tantrischen Meister Padmasambhava unterworfen und unter Eidesleistung an den Dharma gebunden wurde.
7. Dez. 2008 · Der Buddha hat seinen Sohn Rahula das Folgende gelehrt (aus: „Old path white clouds“ von Thich Nhat Hahn): „Rahula, übe Dich in liebender Freundlichkeit, um Ärger zu überwinden. Liebende Freundlichkeit hat die Fähigkeit, Anderen Glück zu bringen, ohne etwas als Gegenleistung zu verlangen.
15. Apr. 2018 · Der Schützer Rahula ist ein sogenannter „eidgebundener Schützer“ (tibetisch Dam Chen), ein Geistwesen, das im 8. Jahrhundert von dem großen tantrischen Meister Padmasambhava unterworfen und unter Eidesleistung an den Dharma gebunden wurde.
Rāhula. Rāhula in a Tibetan painting, 16th century. Rāhula (T. sgra gcan 'dzin སྒྲ་གཅན་འཛིན་; C. luohouluo 羅睺羅) was the only son of Siddhartha Gautama and his wife, Yaśodharā. There are different accounts of when Rāhula was born. Rupert Gethin states:
