How to Solve Our Human Problems - The Four Noble Truths Geshe Kelsang Gyatso
Publisher: Tharpa Publications

Within this We have to know the cause of a problem to solve it. The Buddha saw the liberating truth directly when he became enlightened: He thoroughly understood the Four Noble Truths, including the fourth truth -- that of the Path to nirvana. Small “d” His insight after years of struggle is the Four Noble Truths. Apr 8, 2009 - The Human Problem and Solution The Buddha pointed out the human problem and its solution We are suffering, and there's a reason for our suffering. Aug 23, 2011 - I've been reading on the beach and learning much from what I have read. The most precious asset of human beings is that we are able to find solutions for problems. I like this Obviously there is much than can and should be done along these lines to help those in need and distress, but it is wise to recognize that this will not solve the problem of dukkha. Oct 12, 2013 - rom our Archives: an article by Kyogen Carlson Based on a There are commentaries and expansions on the First Noble Truth that say pretty much just that, but the original observation is much more subtle. Reading this book caused me to take a Part One presents Buddha's Four Noble Truths. Once the problem is understood, the solution becomes apparent. The Noble Eightfold Path to Freedom. But if you would rather keep a clear mind and solve all your problems with wisdom in your life, please don't just go with flow. Aug 24, 2013 - Most of you have probably already heard of the Four Noble Truths: suffering, the origination of suffering, the cessation of suffering and the way leading to the cessation. In How to Solve Our Human Problems Geshe Kelsang Gyatso proposes that there is no situation so bad that it cannot be accepted patiently, with an open, accommodating, and peaceful heart.