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Gautama Buddha
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Character Information
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Gautama Buddha was a sage who Buddhism formed around.
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History
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When Sideshow Bob was having dinner at the Simpsons house, he told Homer that he was forgetting the first two noble truths of the Buddha.[1]
When Homer thought he was going to die, he prayed to Jesus, Allah and Buddha.[2]
When Homer was baby-proofing Apu's apartment, he put giant foam fingers on all the hands of the Shiva statue and told Apu and Manjula that there will be no more Shiva-related pokings and that they should buy a Buddha statue instead.[3]
When Lisa was looking for a new religion, she went to the Springfield Buddhist Temple where she learned about Buddha's teachings. When Lenny asked who Buddha was, Richard Gere told Lenny that it was a good thing Buddha taught freedom from desire, as he had a desire to kick Lenny's ass. Richard Gere then gave Lisa a pamphlet of Buddha's teachings.[4]
When Bart asked Lisa what stopped the rain, Lisa shrugged and suggested it was Buddha. Up in Heaven, Buddha told God and Colonel Sanders that the people of Springfield had suffered enough.[5]
He was among the people Lisa prayed to after she was caught in a volcano eruption. He was then later seen in heaven alongside Jesus and SpongeBob SquarePants, whom Lisa had also prayed to.[6]
When Lisa mentioned that she thought that everybody would be happier without presents at Christmas, Homer imagined Buddha driving a sports car telling him that attachment to material goods kills the soul. The police then pulled Buddha over and arrested him and Buddha told the police that he wasn't going to jail again and that he had their badge numbers.[7]
To get Ling Bouvier back to Selma, the Simpson family disguised Homer as a gold Buddha statue to get him into the orphanage.[8]
When Todd asked Ned if Buddha will be in heaven he answered him no.[9]
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