About Four Noble Truths

The Four Noble Truths encapsulate the core of Buddha's teachings, addressing suffering's presence, cause, cessation, and the path to its end. Suffering, caused by desire and ignorance, is intrinsic to human existence. The pursuit of pleasure or happiness is ultimately futile, as it leads to perpetual craving and dissatisfaction. These truths provide a framework for understanding and overcoming suffering, advocating for mindfulness and insight to transcend the cycle of desire and ignorance, thus attaining true liberation.
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