Nirvana
By following the eightfold path, and avoiding evil extremes, the Buddha taught that an individual could achieve nirvana. He taught that nirvana, which in their language meant to blow out a candle, was a state of non-existence.
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It was not a place, like heaven, but rather an actual state of non-existence. When someone reached nirvana, their soul was in harmony with the universe, and they would cease to exist.
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Noman is wise enough by himself.
Titus Maccius Plantus
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James Madison, the fourth President of the United States, stood only five feet four inches tall and weighed less than one hundred pounds.
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