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collection 1. There are eight fixed sufferings: "Collection" is the accumulation of sins in the mind and body. "greed, anger, foolishness, arrogance" and other troubles in the heart (see the fourteenth lesson of Buddhist common sense), body

8. The five yin are full of suffering, because of this false mind and body, they always love to take the dust of desire, like fire.

4. The prince sacrificed himself to save the tiger The mind cannot be obtained, and the mind is born and extinguished in an instant, so how can our mind maintain correct knowledge and right views? Related micro-articles "Extinction" is pure silence. The small nirvana of sound and feeling (see the ninth lesson of Buddhist common sense), except for the two kinds of suffering that have been determined and undetermined, Basic Dharma 8: The Eight Difficulties of Hearing Dharma

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"Suffering" is the pain suffered by the mind and body; There are many types, and they are roughly divided into two types: "determined" and "undecided".

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"Truth" is the true truth, and it has the slightest correct meaning, and there are four categories: "suffering, concentration, extinction, and path", which need to be explained separately. 5. Love and parting are bitter, parents, spouses, children, brothers, and relatives, either by birth or by death.