The object of your desire becomes the object of your suffering

D

Deleted member 15778

Luminary
Joined
Oct 18, 2021
Posts
7,244
Reputation
9,556
Buddhism began 2,500 years when some Indian dude figured out some stuff and told other people about it.
  • Life inherently involves suffering
  • Suffering arrives from craving and attachment, desires for pleasure, existence, and non-existence
How to end suffering (According to Buddhism)
  • Cultivate positive states of mind
  • Earn a living Ethically
  • Avoid Harm
  • Cultivate wholesome desires that lead to inner peace, through meditation
Buddhism is good cope, minus the spiritual beliefs.
 
  • +1
Reactions: Deleted member 70616 and Lonenely sigma
I can never forget when that one rich indian influencer from america went to an indian monk in india, and this dude told him to go back to the states and earn the money.

They basically told him to let them cope in peace.

"You have nothing to search for here bc you have material posessions anyway, we don't so we have to cope"
 
  • +1
Reactions: Deleted member 15778
I can never forget when that one rich indian influencer from america went to an indian monk in india, and this dude told him to go back to the states and earn the money.

They basically told him to let them cope in peace.

"You have nothing to search for here bc you have material posessions anyway, we don't so we have to cope"
imho.

Suffering is desiring what you don't have.

If you have it, you're good.

I think it's good to work towards goals, but not to be too focused on them because that creates more suffering.
 
  • +1
Reactions: Lonenely sigma

Similar threads

Nectar
Replies
4
Views
47
Nectar
Nectar
hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Replies
11
Views
41
hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
presible
Replies
18
Views
70
coomerndiaye
coomerndiaye
Dondraper75
Replies
5
Views
82
Dondraper75
Dondraper75

Users who are viewing this thread

Back
Top