Which is not one of the four Nobel Truths?

Answer 1

There are four paths to nirvana

Answer 2

The Four Noble Truths are:

• All life is suffering
• All suffering is caused by desire
• There is an escape from suffering and desire
• The escape is the Eightfold Path

Anything that is not one of the above is not one of the Nobel Truths.

Answer 3

Buddhists believe that they are all true and are all true for all people. The Four Noble Truths are:

1. Life is full of suffering

2. There is a cause for this suffering, and we believe that it is due to attachment (desire and ego).

3. That suffering (not pain) can be overcome.

4. There is a path that leads to the end of suffering.

In reviewing these four statements:

• Point one is demonstrably true. People suffer all the time, no one is totally free from sadness, disappointment or the sense that "things could be better".
• Point two is simply that suffering must have a logical cause.
• We know 3 is true because there have been people (Buddhists and non-Buddhists) that have overcome suffering. One was The Buddha.
• If 1 -3 are true and some have overcome suffering, then there must be a way for to move from suffering to non-suffering and we can all utilize it

As for #3, there is an old saying. Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional

Answer 4

The Buddha taught on the four noble truths repeatedly throughout his lifetime.

Answer 5

there are four paths to nirvana