Since human attachment and dependence over the physical world causes ignorance, suffering and frustration, which get us far away from the Eightfold Path. However, Buddhist teachings have more to say about the material or physical world as we know it; this view reflects the ideology's deeper substratum...
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According to Buddha "nothing in the world is possessed either of self or of permanence. So all things are without self, without permanence and full of suffering" (Smart, N., 1999, p. 17). These three last points are the marks of existence, which relate completely the theory of material equal to suffering...
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