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In the foot prints of BUDDHA Chapter2
Chapter-2 The Four Noble Truths
According to Buddist teachings, there are four noble truths.
1. The truth of pain/suffering
2. The truth of origin of pain/ cause of suffering
3. The truth of cessation/extinction of pain/suffering
4. The truth of path leading to the cessation/extinction of pain/suffering.
The four noble truths are also called as the truth or realities for the spiritually worthy ones, i.e., noble ones.
The truth of pain/suffering is an innate characteristic existence in the realm of life which is a painful suffering and incapable of satisfying. The one who's in pain or suffering must know that they hold the origin, reasons and links of that suffering. If one choses to come out of the pain and giving a chance to end it, there's always a way for them to attain the possibility.
The truth of origin of pain/ cause of suffering arises from the desire or attachments through...
According to Buddist teachings, there are four noble truths.
1. The truth of pain/suffering
2. The truth of origin of pain/ cause of suffering
3. The truth of cessation/extinction of pain/suffering
4. The truth of path leading to the cessation/extinction of pain/suffering.
The four noble truths are also called as the truth or realities for the spiritually worthy ones, i.e., noble ones.
The truth of pain/suffering is an innate characteristic existence in the realm of life which is a painful suffering and incapable of satisfying. The one who's in pain or suffering must know that they hold the origin, reasons and links of that suffering. If one choses to come out of the pain and giving a chance to end it, there's always a way for them to attain the possibility.
The truth of origin of pain/ cause of suffering arises from the desire or attachments through...
