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 1  Int     | architect of one's happiness and suffering both in this life and beyond.
 2  Int     |       the fool leads not only to suffering now and in the future, but
 3    1(1)  |           The cart, representing suffering, is a burden on the ox pulling
 4    1     |          a corrupted heart,~then suffering follows you -- ~as the wheel
 5   10(143)|    Having reached the end~    of suffering & stress,~they go through
 6   14     |        gain release~    from all suffering & stress.~
 7   14     |        gain release~    from all suffering & stress. ~ ~
 8   20     |  Following it,~you put an end~to suffering & stress.~I have taught
 9   23     |            the abandoning of all suffering~                & stress.~
10   24     |          is not rooted out,~this suffering returns~    again~    &~   
11   24     |    fetters & bonds~they go on to suffering,~again & again, for long.~
12   24     |      longing, abandoning~    all suffering & stress. ~ ~
13   24     |          of craving,         all suffering~                                &
14   25     |  restrained~is released from all suffering & stress. ~ ~
15   25     |       joy,~he will put an end~to suffering & stress. ~ ~
16  Glo     |  translations for dukkha include suffering, burdensomeness, and pain.
17  Glo     |        or sophisticated forms of suffering: once all suffering, no
18  Glo     |     forms of suffering: once all suffering, no matter how noble or
19  Glo     |        keeps it attached to that suffering, and so gain release from
20  Glo     |         rendered dukkha as pain, suffering, or suffering & stress.~
21  Glo     |    dukkha as pain, suffering, or suffering & stress.~