探索发现：BBC:古代圣贤:佛祖释迦牟尼 Buddha-9

 -Cities were a real paradox. They did offer dazzling new opportunities, but they also cut people loose from everything that they knew, from their tribe, from their land, from way to being that haven't really changed much for millennium. So they were wonderful, but they were also actually quite threatening. People must have wondered what life was all about and how they should now better live together. It was a time of intense questioning. 

-Can we control our desires?

And Buddha would play a vital role in that debate. 

-What is justice?

By now, deep in his own personal quest, he engaged with the most intractable question of all. 

-What happens to us, when we die?

Inspired by the cycles of the B* in the natural environment, people have come to believe that we are part of an endless cycle of birth, death and rebirth, known as samsara.