“In the half of the 6th century. BC e., in southern Asia, in India, in the city of Kapilavastu, almost at the foot of the world's highest mountains of the Himalayas, in the family of an Indian prince Shuddhodana, from the Shakya clan, Siddhartha was born, who was nicknamed after his maternal relatives - Gotama. Siddhartha , later called Buddha by his fans, that is, the Most Perfect, was the founder of the most widespread religion in the world - Buddhist. This religion has up to 500 million followers, and in total there are 1250 million people on earth...” The life and teachings of Siddhartha [1] Gotama, nicknamed Buddha, that is, the Most Perfect. We have not made translations of Buddhist scriptures directly from those dialects (Sanskrit, Pali, Chinese), in which they were written, and from translations into European languages made by Western European and Indian scientists: Max Müller, Fousboll, Oldenberg, Rhys Davids, Bill, Narazu, Vivikananda and others (...)