The Four Noble Truths: The Buddhist Story Of Suffering

I do not agree because that will focus on teaching the Buddhist story of suffering, but as a principle “The Four Noble Truths” article 1 is suffering (all of the noble will of power) in general means that most scholars. "The truth of the good life" and interpreted it. According to Buddhism, life is nothing other than misery and suffering not only to teach a man anything that does not look good, it is suffering. Whether or not it's nice to be suffering. Or optimistic reality too is suffering as a result of human suffering. Sore distressed the old is suffering, or even death, it is also suffering, which is the nature of suffering and misery that it was true. As happy as things are just tempt. It's just a world of illusion I was happy to be a real pleasure. …show more content…
Nothing was scheduled to be dark. But on the bright side of the day because there is always a bright sun to light all the time. It held that it is prepared or other factors which would occur. When the sun is obscured by clouds, it was still dark anyway. It was a joy to heaviness. Perhaps Buddhism is not a pessimistic or optimistic. But the Buddhist world as the reality of what happened. We have seen that life is not random either cynicism or realism (optimistic), but seems to be a realist. The truth is more popular Buddha may be compared to doctors who find that the etiology. Human beings have a deadly disease. But did not stop it He pointed out that Disease may be edited. He told of a drug to treat. Buddhists seek to overcome the suffering of humanity. Individuals should develop precepts, meditation and wisdom to solve the problems of life. Buddhists are taught to confront the world as a reality. And trying to overcome the binding energy of the Earth. Finally, it will achieve the liberation of the mind called "The New Eve at" or "nirvana". Although the Buddhist teachings emphasize the suffering, but it is undeniable that a