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Las Cuatro Nobles Verdades son las siguientes: | Las Cuatro Nobles Verdades son las siguientes: | ||
: 1. Que la vida es [[dukkha]], "sufrimiento". | |||
1 | : 2. Que la causa de este sufrimiento es "tanha", "deseo" o "anhelo". | ||
2 | : 3. Que el sufrimiento cesará cuando el deseo que lo causa sea abandonado y superado. | ||
3 | : 4. Que el camino de la liberación es a través de vivir el Noble Sendero Óctuple, que consiste en el entendimiento correctos, pensamiento o aspiración correctos, habla correcta, acción o conducta correcta, medio de vida correcto, esfuerzo correcto, atención correcta y concentración correcta. | ||
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Gautama explained that by avoiding the extremes of self-indulgence and self-mortification, one gains knowledge of the “middle path” which leads to insight, wisdom, calmness, knowledge, enlightenment, and [[nirvana]]. He advocated the Middle Way because he had learned from his own experience that the two extremes of sensual indulgence and harsh asceticism do not lead to liberation. | Gautama explained that by avoiding the extremes of self-indulgence and self-mortification, one gains knowledge of the “middle path” which leads to insight, wisdom, calmness, knowledge, enlightenment, and [[nirvana]]. He advocated the Middle Way because he had learned from his own experience that the two extremes of sensual indulgence and harsh asceticism do not lead to liberation. | ||