Relaxation and Learn, 2018; Dhr. Seven, Amber Larson, Pat Macpherson (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
WARNING: Be wary of anything attributed to the historical Buddha. There are fake quotes around.
100 quotes by Gautama Buddha
The Buddha taught awakening. |
All life is not suffering. Rather, all planes of existence are beset by unsatisfactoriness, disappointment, and the inability to fulfill us.
Realizing this, one sets off on the path of letting go of the cause of our suffering, which is threefold: desire, aversion, and delusion.
It is really delusion (wrong view, ignorance) that is at the root of all suffering, but the Buddha points to craving (desire, thirst, tanha) as the cause we can do something about here and now, a lynchpin, realizing that we are clingy and can thereby let go when we see the harm we are doing to ourselves and others.
The realization that there is a state of complete freedom from suffering (nirvana) leads us to pursue the path to this attainment, which is called the Ennobling Eightfold Path. "Noble" (arya) means "enlightened" or "awakened."
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