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... the four noble truths: that there is suffering, that it has an origin, that there is a cessation of suffering, and that there is a path to that cessation.

... the four noble truths: that there is suffering, that it

Summary

The quote refers to the concept of the four noble truths in Buddhism. It states that suffering exists, identifying its causes, recognizing that it can be put to an end, and highlighting the path that leads to its cessation. These four truths outline a fundamental framework for understanding and addressing suffering in one's life. By acknowledging the existence of suffering, examining its roots, believing in the possibility of its cessation, and following the prescribed path, individuals can strive towards attaining a state of liberation or enlightenment.

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