The Victory over Saccaka

Saccaka was a man who believed no one could ever outwit him in a debate.

He challenged the Buddha to a public debate, hoping to humiliate the Enlightened One.

Saccaka tried to trap the Buddha with complex arguments and sharp, biting words.

But the Buddha listened calmly, his silence more powerful than any loud argument.

With a few simple questions, the Buddha exposed the deep flaws in Saccaka’s logic.

Confronted by the ultimate truth, Saccaka’s massive ego vanished instantly in that silence.

He realized that cleverness is nothing compared to the deep, silent wisdom of

the Buddha. True victory isn't about winning an argument; it is about awakening the