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Buddha: A Story of EnlightenmentTry and remember that too.БЂ«Siddhartha would have bowed in greeting and was tempted to even after this barrage. He recalled what his father had told him: БЂњYouБЂ™re getting lonely. We have to do something about that.БЂ«The next day an order was sent to summon a suitable companion, and Suddhodana congratulated himself on his choice. Devadatta was born to a branch of the Sakyan royal line and was old enough to travel on a saddle up the steep trails from his home kingdom, where he held the rank of prince. Devadatta was tired of bantering, so he grabbed the cap Siddhartha was wearing and dangled it out of reach, watching the smaller boy try to jump up and snatch it back. БЂњWe need to have an understanding, just you and me,БЂ«he said. БЂњThey made me leave home against my will. IБЂ™m not old enough to get my way. Not all the time, I mean.БЂ«Devadatta smiled, his mouth a narrow, tight line. БЂњI didnБЂ™t want to come to this godforsaken place. Or to meet you.БЂ«He jammed the cap on SiddharthaБЂ™s head again ...» | Код для вставки книги в блог HTML
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