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Dukkha should be understood.
The proper pronunciation is dukkha.
The cessation of dukkha is attainable.
What is impermanent, is dukkha.
One should understand dukkha, not just try to get rid of it.
Whatever is impermanent is dukkha.
The third, termed Sankhara Dukkha, is the most subtle.
Happiness is unsatisfactory,it's dukkha.
The third, termed Sankhara Dukkha, is the subtlest.
This is the dukkha of ignorance, which comes from not understanding things.
He spoke instead of such things as dukkha and nibbana.
Its very nature is dukkha, it is imperfect and unsatisfying.
Dukkha(suffering)- This can be somewhat broadly classified into three categories.
The second insight then, is that dukkha is something to understand.
Buddhism's main concern is soteriological,defined as freedom from dukkha(unease).
One is not pointing to dukkha as some sort of vague thing that hovers over the world.
Buddhist psychology makes a distinction between pain(dukkha) and suffering(domanassa).
Anicca, dukkha and anatta are not concepts we believe in, but things we can observe.
If our unpleasant sense contacts are in the majority,then we say we are having a lot of dukkha.
Dukkha Samudaya(cause of suffering): Craving, which leads to Attachment and Bondage, is the cause of suffering.
Start putting yourself in the position of knowing:'I know this is dukkha; there is dukkha.'.
Dukkha Nirodha Gamini Patipada(pathway to freedom from suffering)- This is the Noble Eightfold Pathway towards freedom or Nirvana.
Of course, it is actually a restatement of the central Buddhist concepts of anatman,anitya, and dukkha.
Wherever you go, whatever you do, says the Buddha,you will encounter dukkha, and it will manifest in every situation sooner or later.
It's dreary because of the attachment, because we identify andseek ourselves in all that is by nature dukkha: unsatisfactory and imperfect.
Just looking at mental anguish orphysical pain and seeing it as dukkha rather than as personal misery- just seeing it as dukkha and not reacting to it in a habitual way.
This is the promise the Buddha made to us,namely that we can get out of all dukkha, all problems, but not by having only wonderful sense contacts and not a single moment of unpleasantness.