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What is seen as the fundamental problem for all humanity in Buddhism?
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∙ 13y ago
The basic premise of Buddhism is found in the Four Noble Truths:
- All life experiences suffering
- All suffering is caused by desire
- SUffering can be ended by ocnrolling desire
- This can be achieved by following the EIghtfold PAth
The problem facing humanity is, as seen by HH the Dalai Lama, that we lead our lives unskillfully. This means we continue to make choices that prolong our suffering and postpone or freedom from the cycle of death and re-birth.
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