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Second Noble Truth: Reality of the Origin of Suffering -- Which Is to Be Abandoned

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    • Nibbana
  • Suffering: How to End
    • Eightfold Path
    • Right View
      • Relative and Ultimate Truth
      • Emptiness
      • The Awakening Mind
    • Right Thought
      • Spiritual Faculties
      • 7 Enlightenment Factors
      • Perfections
      • Four Imponderables
    • Right Speech
    • Right Action
      • Precepts
      • No Killing
      • No Stealing
      • No Sexual Misconduct
      • No Wrong Speech
      • No Intoxicants
      • The Eight Precepts
    • Right Livelihood
      • Life’s Highest Blessings
    • Right Effort
      • 4 Bases of Power
    • Right Mindfulness
      • Foundations of Mindfulness
      • Dhammas for Mindfulness
    • Right Concentration
      • Four Jhanas
    • Reflection: Eightfold Path Correlated with Other Buddhist Teachings
  • Karma
    • What Is Karma?
    • Four Laws of Karma
    • Cause and Effect: A Universal Law
    • Karma and Rebirth
  • Meditation
    • Mindfulness of Breathing
    • What Is Anapanasati?
    • Vipassana
    • Four Divine Abodes
      • Brahma Viharas Website
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    • A Meditative Life
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      • Verses for Contemplation
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      • Buddhanussati
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    • Foundation of Buddhist Thought Course
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    • From Suffering to Happiness
    • A Way to the End of Suffering
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    • Glossary of Pali and Buddhist Terms
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  • Home
  • About
  • Four Noble Truths
    • Reality of Suffering
    • Cause of Suffering
    • End of Suffering
    • Path to End of Suffering
  • Suffering: Its Reality
    • Three Types of Suffering
    • Eight Types of Suffering
    • Mental Defilements
    • Death and Dying
    • A Meaningful View of Death
  • Suffering: Its Causes
    • Dependent Origination
    • Aggregates
    • Existence
    • Root Poisons
    • Hindrances
    • Ten Non-Virtues
    • Ten Fetters
    • Eight Worldly Concerns
  • Suffering: Its Cessation
    • Taking Refuge
    • 4 Enlightenment Stages
    • 37 Aspects of Enlightenment
    • Nibbana
  • Suffering: How to End
    • Eightfold Path
    • Right View
      • Relative and Ultimate Truth
      • Emptiness
      • The Awakening Mind
    • Right Thought
      • Spiritual Faculties
      • 7 Enlightenment Factors
      • Perfections
      • Four Imponderables
    • Right Speech
    • Right Action
      • Precepts
      • No Killing
      • No Stealing
      • No Sexual Misconduct
      • No Wrong Speech
      • No Intoxicants
      • The Eight Precepts
    • Right Livelihood
      • Life’s Highest Blessings
    • Right Effort
      • 4 Bases of Power
    • Right Mindfulness
      • Foundations of Mindfulness
      • Dhammas for Mindfulness
    • Right Concentration
      • Four Jhanas
    • Reflection: Eightfold Path Correlated with Other Buddhist Teachings
  • Karma
    • What Is Karma?
    • Four Laws of Karma
    • Cause and Effect: A Universal Law
    • Karma and Rebirth
  • Meditation
    • Mindfulness of Breathing
    • What Is Anapanasati?
    • Vipassana
    • Four Divine Abodes
      • Brahma Viharas Website
    • A Forgiveness Practice
    • A Meditative Life
  • Other Buddhism Topics
    • Dhammapada
      • Verses for Contemplation
    • Tripitaka
    • True Dhamma
    • Buddhist Lists
    • Devotion in Buddhism
      • Buddhanussati
    • Buddhist Cosmology
    • Theravada/Mahayana
    • Buddhism and Sex
    • Dharma Websites
    • Discovering Buddhism Program
    • Foundation of Buddhist Thought Course
  • Reflections
    • A Way to Awakening
    • From Suffering to Happiness
    • A Way to the End of Suffering
    • Overview of Buddhist Path
    • Buddhism and Ultimate Reality
    • Four Laws of Harvest
    • Reflections on My Spirituality
    • Glossary of Pali and Buddhist Terms
  • Questions & Answers
  • Nature Galleries
  • Contact
    • Personal Background
    • Biographical Sketch
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