| Since you are a coffee drinker and dukkha disliker, your response is of particular interest. |
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| So that the five aggregates of attachment are dukkha, this takes on another dimension. |
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| It's a matter of everything having to do with rejecting, wanting to push away, pushing away dukkha for example. |
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| The origin of dukkha resides, as it is stated in the Benares sutra, in greed, in the desire for sensory objects, and also in the desire for existence, and the desire of inexistence. |
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| One who recognizes the nature of dukkha also knows its causes. |
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| Although the word dukkha in common parlance means suffering, its use by the Buddha was meant to include both pleasure and pain, both happiness and suffering. |
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| In fact dukkha has a much broader sense, a deeper one. |
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| According to early Buddhism, all sentient life is dukkha and there will always be a nagging anxiety at the core of one's existence. |
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| In Hindu ethical parlance Hamm needs to keep Clov affected by the choice to extend the dimensions of his choices within the ambit of the existentialist enigma of dukkha. |
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| By breaking the circuitous links of Twelve Nidanas, Buddhism asserts that a liberation from this endless cycles of rebirth and dukkha can be attained. |
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| Dukkha ceases, or can be confined, when craving and clinging cease or are confined. |
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| Dukkha is a central concept of Buddhism and part of its Four Noble Truths doctrine, and a central characteristic of life in this world. |
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