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1. Suffering
happens.
2. It is caused
by desiring what is not one’s own and doesn’t last.
3. Suffering
ends.
4. When desire
(for the impossible) ends.
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1. Suffering
happens.
2. It is caused
by failing to complete (a task).
3. Suffering
ends.
4. By
completing (a task).
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Suffering
happens as emotional response to attachment to uncertain events resulting
from prior uncertain events (ad infinitum).
Fundamentally,
suffering results from a person’ ignorance of the true facts (also the
Vedanta position).
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Suffering happens as signal
indicating failure to complete.
For ‘complete’ read: attain,
achieve, succeed and so on.
Fundamentally, suffering (Pali:
dukkha) functions as one part of a Guide & Control System
regulating a logic bio-machine, the other part being happiness (Pali:
sukkha).
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