Thread 17953647

What is the root of suffering?
Do rocks suffer?
Do the dead suffer?
Im starting to think, life is the root of all suffering. We must end all life on Earth.

>>17953647 (OP)
why is suffering bad again?

>>17953648
Enjoy being tortured.

>>17953647 (OP)
Life is the only thing that *can* suffer. Rocks feel nothing. The dead are gone. Your logic is flawed and dangerous. Ending life isn'' a solution, it is the ultimate act of the very suffering you are trying to stop.

>>17953648
You never suffered in your entire life then. Westoids never faced true suffering.

>>17953666
ok, that's my answer to OP post. If I haven't experienced it in my life, rocks and the dead and most of life don't either. It must be an Asian mystery.

Desire is root of suffering.

>How to end suffering?

1.Right View: Understanding the true nature of reality as expressed in the Four Noble Truths. It means seeing things as they are, not as we wish them to be, recognizing the law of karma, and accepting the principles of impermanence and non-self.
2. Right Intention: The commitment to ethical and mental self-improvement. It involves three parts: the intention of renunciation (letting go of attachment), the intention of good will (opposing harm), and the intention of harmlessness (compassion).
3. Right Speech: Abstaining from lying, divisive or harsh speech, and idle gossip. It is speaking truthfully, kindly, and constructively.
4.Right Action: Acting in ways that are peaceful, honest, and compassionate. This is traditionally defined by the Five Precepts: not harming living beings, not stealing, not engaging in sexual misconduct, not lying, and not taking intoxicants.
5. Right Livelihood: Earning a living in a way that does not cause harm or suffering to others. Professions that involve harming beings (e.g., selling weapons, slaughtering animals), deceit, or exploitation are to be avoided.
6. Right Effort: Cultivating a proactive attitude toward the mind. It involves four efforts: preventing unwholesome states from arising, abandoning those that have arisen, cultivating new wholesome states, and maintaining those that have arisen.
7. Right Mindfulness: Developing clear awareness of one's body, feelings, thoughts, and the phenomena of the world (the Four Foundations of Mindfulness). It is observing without judgment or attachment.
8. Right Concentration: Developing the ability to focus the mind single-pointedly on a single object, leading through stages (jhanas) to deep states of meditative absorption and tranquility.

>>17953680
You chose the post ending in 666.

Sure, life is suffering. You can feel pain. But you can also feel pleasure. Learn to enjoy life.

>>17953666
We have to put up with you browns shitting up the internet like a street in Bangalore, isn't that enough

This kind of sounds like a Buddhist post. The First Noble Truth says something oddly similar.

>>17953647 (OP)
The Saturn Cube is YHWH, not Lucifer

You know how women love to watch sad movies and cry a lot? Well, there is your answer. Women enjoy watching you suffer because they want to have their feels strung. They are really performative, which is why you will see them wailing. Have you not been criticized because you don't show enough emotions and are accused of not having feelings or caring?
There is your answer. You suffer because otherwise women would get bored.

>>17953647 (OP)
The root of suffering is the lending of money with interest.

>>17955157
I dont lend or borrow money but I want to die to end my suffering. Why must I toil away?

>>17953647 (OP)
billions must die
nothing can survive that population curve going straight up

>>17955864
nothing will happen. The curve is flattening already and living conditions are fine, probably the best they ever were in most parts of the world