 | The
ancient narratives preceding the
Buddha's enlightenment, Buddhism
believed in reincarnation, a belief held
not only by Buddhists but also by the
Buddha himself, throughout countless
eons of existence, the Buddha traversed
the cycle of rebirth, which were acts of
accumulating merit. As depicted in the
Tripitaka up to 500 lifetimes. In each
existence, the Buddha incarnated into
various castes, such as a beggar, a
thief, a merchant, a woman, or an animal
and each existence embodied a moral
lesson for the Buddha and those around
him. Tales, which recount the
Buddha's previous lives, are both
entertaining and offer Dharma teachings.
The Dharma embedded in these stories can
always be applied as examples for
various life situations.
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