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Two Phases Of Starvation In Siddhartha

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Two phases of Starvation.
- In the slide, the two pictures are meant to represent the before and after Siddhartha realized that, as he said, “When a man is worn out by hunger, thirst, and fatigue, his mind unwell with fatigue, How will he, who is not tranquil, attain the fruit that the mind alone can attain?” (Life of Buddha, 363). I thought it was important to include both pictures because they help us to understand the Buddha’s Middle Path, a path that led him to Nirvana without starving to death –being an ascetic- or indulging himself in pleasures.
Write a long paragraph that describes which slide you consider to be the most important in the series, and state your reasons.
I consider that the most important slide in the series is the one
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