Buddha Thus Have I Heard

November. 03,2012

Rating：

7.6

Genre：

Animation

Keywords：

Buddhism

Trailer Synopsis Cast

This is the story of the life of the Lord Buddha as an animation in Thai language (it has also been translated into English). This is not the same as the similar animation "The Life of the Buddha". It tells the trials an triumphs that the Lord Buddha had to endure to reach enlightenment and is a guide to the basics of Buddhism.

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