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Yes. The, the Buddha is considered the first Arahant  (Arahath) in Thisthis Buddha Kalpa era. DifferentThe difference is that a Buddha  (SammaSammā Sambuddha is the more accurate term) earnachieves enlightenment without anyoneanyone's teaching, and Samma Sambudha meanthe term Sammā Sambuddha means he can teach his findings to others. There is Three wayare three ways to be Arahath,become an Arahant:

  1. Pachcheka(paccēka) Buddha - One who attained Nibbhana(Nirvana) him self without anyone else teaching. but he can't teach the path of Nirvana to others. It's like Muteness had a dream. He can't tell what he saw to others. Only he knows what he saw.

    Sammā Sambuddha (The Buddha) - One who attains Nibbāna (Nirvana) by himself but can also show the path of Nibbāna to others.

  2. Sammā Sambuddha (The Buddha) - One who attained Nibbhana(Nirvana) him self but he can also show the path of Nibbhana to others.

    Paccekabuddha (Paccēka Buddha) - One who attains Nibbāna (Nirvana) by himself without anyone else's teaching. However, he cannot teach the path to Nirvana to others. It's like someone mute having a dream; he cannot share what he saw with others. Only he knows what he experienced.

  3. Sāvaka Buddha (arahant) - Yes, Even Arahant also call by name Buddha, The term means He attained Nibbhana (Nirvana) by hearing the path of Nibbhana from Samma Sambudhha Sasana(Samma Sambuddha or one of his follower).

    Sāvaka Buddha (Arahant) - Yes, an Arahant is also called a Buddha. The term means he attained Nibbāna (Nirvana) by hearing the path of Nibbāna from the Sammā Sambuddha Sasana (Sammā Sambuddha or one of his followers).

Yes. The Buddha is the first Arahant(Arahath) in This Buddha Kalpa era. Different is Buddha(Samma Sambuddha is the more accurate term) earn enlightenment without anyone teaching and Samma Sambudha mean he can teach his findings to others. There is Three way to be Arahath,

  1. Pachcheka(paccēka) Buddha - One who attained Nibbhana(Nirvana) him self without anyone else teaching. but he can't teach the path of Nirvana to others. It's like Muteness had a dream. He can't tell what he saw to others. Only he knows what he saw.
  2. Sammā Sambuddha (The Buddha) - One who attained Nibbhana(Nirvana) him self but he can also show the path of Nibbhana to others.
  3. Sāvaka Buddha (arahant) - Yes, Even Arahant also call by name Buddha, The term means He attained Nibbhana (Nirvana) by hearing the path of Nibbhana from Samma Sambudhha Sasana(Samma Sambuddha or one of his follower).

Yes, the Buddha is considered the first Arahant  (Arahath) in this Buddha Kalpa era. The difference is that a Buddha  (Sammā Sambuddha is the more accurate term) achieves enlightenment without anyone's teaching, and the term Sammā Sambuddha means he can teach his findings to others. There are three ways to become an Arahant:

  1. Sammā Sambuddha (The Buddha) - One who attains Nibbāna (Nirvana) by himself but can also show the path of Nibbāna to others.

  2. Paccekabuddha (Paccēka Buddha) - One who attains Nibbāna (Nirvana) by himself without anyone else's teaching. However, he cannot teach the path to Nirvana to others. It's like someone mute having a dream; he cannot share what he saw with others. Only he knows what he experienced.

  3. Sāvaka Buddha (Arahant) - Yes, an Arahant is also called a Buddha. The term means he attained Nibbāna (Nirvana) by hearing the path of Nibbāna from the Sammā Sambuddha Sasana (Sammā Sambuddha or one of his followers).

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Yes. The Buddha is the first Arahant(Arahath) in This Buddha Kalpa era. Different is Buddha(Samma Sambuddha is the more accurate term) earn enlightenment without anyone teaching and Samma Sambudha mean he can teach his findings to others. There is Three way to be Arahath,

  1. PasePachcheka(paccēka) Buddha - One who attained Nibbhana(Nirvana) him self without anyone else teaching. but he can't teach the path of Nirvana to others. It's like Muteness had a dream. He can't tell what he saw to others. Only he knows what he saw.
  2. SammaSammā Sambuddha (The Buddha) - One who attained Nibbhana(Nirvana) him self but he can also show the path of nibbhanaNibbhana to others.
  3. AhanSāvaka Buddha (arahant) - Yes, Even Arahant also call by name Buddha, The term means He attained Nibbhana (Nirvana) by hearing the path of Nibbhana from Samma Sambudhha Sasana(Samma Sambuddha or one of his follower).

Yes. The Buddha is the first Arahant(Arahath) in This Buddha Kalpa era. Different is Buddha(Samma Sambuddha is the more accurate term) earn enlightenment without anyone teaching and Samma Sambudha mean he can teach his findings to others. There is Three way to be Arahath,

  1. Pase Buddha - One who attained Nibbhana(Nirvana) him self without anyone else teaching. but he can't teach the path of Nirvana to others. It's like Muteness had a dream. He can't tell what he saw to others. Only he knows what he saw.
  2. Samma Sambuddha (The Buddha) - One who attained Nibbhana(Nirvana) him self but he can also show the path of nibbhana to others.
  3. Ahan Buddha (arahant) - Yes, Even Arahant also call by name Buddha, The term means He attained Nibbhana (Nirvana) by hearing the path of Nibbhana from Samma Sambudhha Sasana(Samma Sambuddha or one of his follower).

Yes. The Buddha is the first Arahant(Arahath) in This Buddha Kalpa era. Different is Buddha(Samma Sambuddha is the more accurate term) earn enlightenment without anyone teaching and Samma Sambudha mean he can teach his findings to others. There is Three way to be Arahath,

  1. Pachcheka(paccēka) Buddha - One who attained Nibbhana(Nirvana) him self without anyone else teaching. but he can't teach the path of Nirvana to others. It's like Muteness had a dream. He can't tell what he saw to others. Only he knows what he saw.
  2. Sammā Sambuddha (The Buddha) - One who attained Nibbhana(Nirvana) him self but he can also show the path of Nibbhana to others.
  3. Sāvaka Buddha (arahant) - Yes, Even Arahant also call by name Buddha, The term means He attained Nibbhana (Nirvana) by hearing the path of Nibbhana from Samma Sambudhha Sasana(Samma Sambuddha or one of his follower).
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Yes. The Buddha is the first Arahant(Arahath) in This Buddha Kalpa era. Different is Buddha(Samma Sambuddha is the more accurate term) earn enlightenment without anyone teaching and Samma Sambudha mean he can teach his findings to others. There is Three way to be Arahath,

  1. Pase Buddha - One who attained Nibbhana(Nirvana) him self without anyone else teaching. but he can't teach the path of Nirvana to others. It's like Muteness had a dream. He can't tell what he saw to others. Only he knows what he saw.
  2. Samma Sambuddha (The Buddha) - One who attained Nibbhana(Nirvana) him self but he can also show the path of nibbhana to others.
  3. Ahan Buddha (arahant) - Yes, Even Arahant also call by name Buddha, The term means He attained Nibbhana (Nirvana) by hearing the path of Nibbhana from Samma Sambudhha Sasana(Samma Sambuddha or one of his follower).