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    a new me and a new view on life, death and whatever else comes between. The Three Jewels – the Buddha, the Dharma and the Sangha – were to immediately become of great importance to me. Following that, the Four Noble Truths impacted on my lifestyle in ways unimaginable. The first noble truth revolves around the truth of suffering, Dukkha. Second is the truth of the origin of suffering, Samudaya. Third is the the truth of the cessation of suffering, Nirodha. Fourth is the truth of the path…

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    Four Noble Truths The Buddhist religion is far different from typical Christianity or Catholicism. Followers of Buddhism do not follow a specific god, but they tend to follow more of what they call teachings or the ultimate teacher (Vaughn 109). More often than not followers also have to set their own path down the road of Buddhism making all their own personal changes to direct their life around what the spiritual Buddhists believe is essential for obtaining a special heavenly estate called…

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    Why do people suffer? This question has been pondered by key religious and ideological figures throughout history. One such figure was Siddhartha Gautama, an Indian prince whose teachings make up Buddhism. The Four Noble Truths can summarize Buddhist ideology; doctrines that were delivered during the first sermon Siddhartha gave following his enlightenment. The first truth acknowledges the existence of suffering in the form of such phenomena as death, aging, sickness, and not getting what one…

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    can’t we find an end to this suffering and be happy with our self being? That is exactly what Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha) attempted to answer when he constructed the Four Noble Truths. The first noble is the truth of suffering The second one is the truth of the cause of suffering. The third is the truth of the end of…

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    Intro: Buddhism answers all the fundamental questions including the solution. The solution includes the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path. This path is to lead a person to enlightenment which should be the goal of life in the eyes of Buddhism. Buddhism follows the Buddha and his story of enlightenment to reach the solution and to find true happiness. FQ: The solution to the problems of humanity are to reach enlightenment through the steps Buddhism has provided. Enlightenment is also…

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    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…

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    Buddhism goes beyond religion and is more of a philosophy or a way of life. The Buddhist way of life of peace, love, kindness and wisdom is relevant today, just as much as it was in ancient India. All of our problematic sufferings arise from the confusion that causes a negative state of mind, and all of our good fortune arises from a peaceful state of mind. Buddha taught methods so that negative states of mind, such as jealousy, anger, and ignorance, could be gradually overcome. Having done this…

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    belief of reincarnation, that one experiences the life an animal, a god, or a common man, but also that one but must stay true to the path of enlightenment while living these lives. The doctrine of the Four Noble Truths is a crucial component of the central tenets of Buddhism. The Four Noble Truths mainly concern personal misery and liberation. They are based on the pattern of a medical diagnosis in that, “this is the disease, these are the causes of the disease, this is the judgement of whether…

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    Was Buddha a deity? No, Buddha is seen more as a master teacher and an enlightened being. Because he has attained enlightenment- he has extraordinary powers, which gives him the ability to manifest in any form. 3. What are the Four Noble Truths? The Four Noble Truths teach us the actual nature of life or our existence and give us an understanding of how to follow the spiritual path.…

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    Brutus: Noble Or Noble?

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    Can someone who kills his best friend be noble? What about if he literally stabbed him in the back. According to Antony Brutus was the noblest man in role. He said this knowing that he killed his friend Caesar as well. Brutus is known to be a noble man already before he kills Caesar and on his deathbed is when he was called the noblest man in Rome. He acted and spoke with such pride to be a roman though that he truly shows how he cares for his country. One of the first things said about Brutus…

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