<p>Can buddha attain Nibbana without Devadatta's throwing a rock and hurting Buddha's foot?</p>
<p>I read somewhere that buddha redeem his past karma by getting hit from that stone hence my question</p>
<p>I am sorry for my bad english
Metta </p>
<p>UPDATED:</p>
<p>But there were present karmas that even buddha needs to undergo do you assert that the enlighten one don't need to undergo present karma at all?</p>

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The Buddha was injured by Devadatta AFTER he became enlightened. So, how is it logical to ask if without that event, could the Buddha have become enlightened?
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But there were present karmas that even buddha needs to undergo
 do you assert that the enlighten one don't need to undergo present karma at all ?
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# Do the enlightened not experience the results of their past karma?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-01-01)

Can buddha attain Nibbana without Devadatta's throwing a rock and hurting Buddha's foot?

I read somewhere that buddha redeem his past karma by getting hit from that stone hence my question

I am sorry for my bad english
Metta

UPDATED:

But there were present karmas that even buddha needs to undergo do you assert that the enlighten one don't need to undergo present karma at all?

**Tags:** karma, sutras, nirvana, buddha

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: The Buddha was injured by Devadatta AFTER he became enlightened. So, how is it logical to ask if without that event, could the Buddha have become enlightened?  
> **username_0**: But there were present karmas that even buddha needs to undergo  do you assert that the enlighten one don't need to undergo present karma at all ?  

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