What religion believed that the way to stop suffering is to stop desire?

This religion believes that the way to stop suffering is to stop desire?

Buddhism

What religion believes that the way to stop suffereing is to stop desire?

Budhism

What did buddah teach people about?

Buddhism. . . But more specifically he taught that life is suffering and that the only way to escape life, and ascend into nirvana, is to curb desire. When you desire no more, you will die and your soul will completely stop existing, according to him.

Why can't a Buddhist develope a storng desire or attachment towards an object?

Buddhist believe that all suffering comes from a desire for possessions. THey believe that the way to escape suffering is to stop desiring possessions. Answer: The 3 basic teachings of Buddhism are "Suffering" , "Impermanance' and 'Non-Self. Non-Self basically mean "no Ego'( no 'I' or Mine"). To be attach towards an object means the object belongs to 'Me" or 'Mine' - the existence of an Ego - the existence of "Self". This would contradict His basic Teaching of 'Non-Self'

What values do Buddhists have?

they believe that suffering is caused by wants and when we stop wanting we will stop suffering.also they believe that the goal of life is to be free of pain of suffering

Why do some doctors practice euthanesia?

this is to stop the person from suffering

How do Buddhist believe to stop suffering?

The prescription for ending suffering was laid out by the historical buddha, Siddartha Gotama, very shortly after his own enlightenment. The Buddha put forth The Four Noble Truths, which are a cornerstone of Buddhism to this day. The First Noble Truth states that life is suffering. There are surely other ways to translate this from the ancient Pali language the Buddha was believed to have spoken then. The word from whence suffering is translated is the Pali word, dukkha, meaning; suffering, dis-ease, discomfort, etc. This is to mean an object, thought, sensation, emotion, to be found disagreeable with humans. Life is certainly full of these things. Birth is suffering, aging is suffering, sickness and death are suffering. The Second Noble Truth is the origin of suffering. The origin of suffering is in craving and attachment to craving. Craving for sensual desires. Craving for becoming. Craving for non-becoming. There are three aspects of The Second Noble Truth. There is an origin to suffering which is craving and attachment to desire. Desire should be let go of. Desire has been let go of. To suffer is to desire something which one wants or to desire to be rid of something one doesn't want, and the desire for sense pleasures. The Third Noble Truth tells of the cessation of suffering. The cessation of suffering is brought about by letting go of craving or desire. Renouncing craving leads to the cessation of suffering. Example: If one wants to have lots of money and doesn't get it, one will suffer. If one lets go of the craving for lots of money, one cuts off the source of this suffering. The Fourth Noble Truth states that there is a Noble Eightfold Path that leads to the end of suffering. The Noble Eightfold path consists of: Right View, Right Intention, Right Speech, Right Action, Right Livelihood, Right Effort, Right Mindfulness and Right Concentration. If one lives one everyday life by this method, one will cut off the origins of suffering. In addition to these things one must realize the teaching of annatta, or non-self. People throughout history and today tend to be extremely self-serving and self-centered. To realize that one does not truly own anything, merely possessing things, is one aspect. When one realizes that one does not even own one's body, thoughts, house, car; one becomes more peaceful, generous, happy. This also relates to the impermanent nature of all thing which arise or come into being. What arises or comes into being, will also cease, decay, disintegrate or die. This is the truth of impermanence. Knowledge of these things, and practice of the Noble Eightfold Path is the foundation of how buddhists strive to reach the goal of ending suffering. Only enlightenment, the cessation of becoming (rebirth), is the way to eliminate suffering entirely.

What is the human desire of atheistic existentalism?

I know my human desire is for people to stop using the word existentalism.

What religion believes that to stop suffering is to give up desires?

Buddhism teaches that the root cause of suffering is craving and attachment to desires. By letting go of desires and attachments, one can achieve liberation from suffering and reach a state of enlightenment. This principle is central to Buddhist philosophy and practice.

What impact did Buddhism have on the world?

.they found a way to stop suffering, which is to bring enlightenment.

What were some achievements in Buddha?

go into happiness ad stop suffering in mind

How do you change religon?

Stop believing in your present religion. Start believing in a different religion.