Suffering arises fromAttachment and craving from "summary" of Teachings of the Buddha by Jack Kornfield
Attachment and craving lie at the heart of human suffering, creating a cycle of desire that leads to pain. When individuals cling to experiences, relationships, or material possessions, they invest their happiness in transient things. This attachment fosters a false sense of security, as the inevitable change and impermanence of life underscores the futility of such dependence.
Craving manifests in various forms, from the longing for wealth and status to the desire for love and recognition. Each craving feeds a relentless pursuit, a chase that never truly satisfies. The moment one desire is fulfilled, another quickly arises, perpetuating a cycle of dissatisfaction. This cycle reveals the underlying truth: happiness cannot be found in external conditions or possessions.
Understanding this dynamic encourages a shift in perspective. Rather t...
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