However, he saw that no one could pass moral judgement on themselves or any other human being because it implied that the True Body of Unconditional Love was limited by conditions imposed by our own human limitations. He saw that because of the human limitations of fear, anger, greed and delusion we develop beliefs and ideas to constantly judge ourselves and prejudge others in ways that create vast suffering for ourselves and other people in our world. Shakyamuni Buddha awakened to the truth that we were and still are the Great Love and Peace, the Great Silence and Wisdom. He understood that we forget we are Silence and Peace because we always want things that make us feel good and don't want things that make us feel not so good. We forget our True Nature because we try to hold on to feelings,emotions, and experiences that we like and try to hide, push away, or ignore feelings, emotions, and experiences that we don't like.
Life is Suffering.
There is a Cause for this Suffering. The Cause is our Attachment and Identification with Thought, Desire, Greed, Anger, Separateness, and Self-Delusion. The Eightfold Path Eases Suffering and Releases Wonder, Joy, Wisdom, and Compassion in our Life and the Life of Others. Practice sitting down quietly once a day. Gently keep your back straight and your eyes partially opened.