nce especially against the Vedic cult, who performed killings of animals on a large scale as sacrifices. In addition, the Brahmananas were making profits off of these killings (Anand 16). He disliked the cruelty of living animals, which made him take a stand against the Vedic cult.
             Buddha's success in non-violence caused Buddhism to spread across India to China, Persia, and Greece. Before Siddhartha was born, many tales and stories portray his emergence into the world as a series of rebirths. Time after time he is reborn and finds enlightenment where he is determined to discover time, place, and family. He chooses to appear during the sixth century BC, because the world is in chaos. The place he arrives is India, because it is in the center of
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