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At the end of the sermon, in which he revealed the key discovery of his quest—the Four Noble Truths, the Eightfold Path, and the Middle Way—he accepted the five monks as the first members of his order. Kondañña was the first to grasp the teaching.  
At the end of the sermon, in which he revealed the key discovery of his quest—the Four Noble Truths, the Eightfold Path, and the Middle Way—he accepted the five monks as the first members of his order. Kondañña was the first to grasp the teaching.  


For forty-five years, Gautama walked the dusty roads of India, preaching the ''Dhamma'' (universal Doctrine), which led to the founding of Buddhism. He established the ''[[sangha]]'' (community) that soon numbered over twelve hundred devotees, eventually including his entire family—his father, aunt, wife, and son. When the people questioned him as to his identity, he answered, “I am awake”—hence, the Buddha, meaning “Enlightened One” or “Awakened One.
Por quarenta e cinco anos, ele percorreu as estradas poeirentas
da Índia, pregando o dharma (a doutrina universal), que levou à fundação
do Budismo, e criou a sangha (a comunidade), que rapidamente
superou o número de 1.200 devotos. Quando lhe perguntavam o que o identificava, respondia: “Estou desperto”. Daí
o nome Buda, que significa “Ser Iluminado” ou
“Desperto”.  


== Passing ==
== Passing ==
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