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On the fifth day following the birth, 108 Brahmins were invited to a name-giving ceremony at the palace. The king summoned eight of the most learned from among these to “read” the child’s destiny by interpreting his bodily marks and physical characteristics.  
On the fifth day following the birth, 108 Brahmins were invited to a name-giving ceremony at the palace. The king summoned eight of the most learned from among these to “read” the child’s destiny by interpreting his bodily marks and physical characteristics.  


Seven agreed that if he remained at home, he would become a universal king, unifying India; but if he left, he would become a buddha and remove the veil of ignorance from the world. Kondañña, the eighth and youngest of the group, declared he would definitely become a buddha, renouncing the world after seeing four signs—an old man, a diseased man, a dead man, and a holy man.  
Семеро сошлись во мнении, что если он останется во дворце, то станет великим царем и объединит Индию; но если он покинет дворец, то станет Буддой и спасет мир, сняв завесу невежества с его глаз. Конданна, восьмой и самый младший из группы, заявил, что мальчик определенно станет Буддой, когда, увидев четыре знака – старика, больного, мертвеца и святого, отречется от мира.  


The child was named Siddhartha, or “One Whose Aim Is Fulfilled.” Seven days after his birth, his mother passed on and he was raised by her sister Mahaprajapati, who later became one of his first female disciples.  
The child was named Siddhartha, or “One Whose Aim Is Fulfilled.” Seven days after his birth, his mother passed on and he was raised by her sister Mahaprajapati, who later became one of his first female disciples.