Essay

 1    1|       dukkha) and productive of suffering. It follows then that what
 2    1|  connection between craving and suffering and therefore tries reduce
 3    1|       to unnecessary sorrow and suffering. If he thinks that he is
 4    1|         to the already existing suffering in the world  ~Economic
 5    1|    later in physical and mental suffering. The enjoyment of wealth
 6    1|        and as craving, leads to suffering. Sexual desire, too, must
 7    1|         may strike him. Against suffering, the externals of life will
 8    2|       craving (tanhã) and so of suffering (dukkha). Occupational work
 9    2|        of dukkha, productive of suffering. To alleviate dukkha one
10    2|         Four Noble Truths -- of Suffering, its Cause, its Cessation,
11    2|       that he is at that moment suffering and generating more suffering
12    2|   suffering and generating more suffering for himself. We try to do
13    2|     goal of liberation from all suffering.  ~When we have undertaken
14    2|      removing all the causes of suffering -- which is what it means
15    2|         the causes of one's own suffering by purifying the mind, and
16    3|      marked by impermanence and suffering. Because they - and we -
17    3|      and ignorance, and all our suffering is due to these three. Ignorance
18    3| permanent, secure and free from suffering. We do not, as unenlightened
19    3|         which is the end of all suffering and frustration, the one
20    4|        sick, the oppressed, the suffering. Yet in fact their motives
21    4|         that the origin of this suffering, this dukkha, lies in craving.