Buddha teaches us to lead a painless life, or less sufferings.by Sivaji.A.UT news.
Buddhism does not teach that we can make life completely free from physical pain or difficulties. Instead, it teaches how to reduce unnecessary suffering (dukkha) and develop peace even when difficulties occur. ☸️ How Buddhism teaches a less painful life? Understand the Four Noble Truths. 1)Life contains suffering, dissatisfaction and change. 2)Suffering has causes, especially craving, attachment and ignorance. 3)Suffering can cease. There is a path leading toward its cessation. 4)Reduce attachment We suffer more when we think, “I must have this,” “This must happen my way,” or “I cannot lose this.” Buddhism teaches learning to hold things without excessive attachment. Accept impermanence — Anicca Everything changes: wealth, relationships, health, success, failure and even our emotions. Understanding this can reduce the shock of change. Control craving — Taṇhā Buddhism does not say that every desire is bad. It emphasizes understanding craving and clinging, particularly ...