Now Buddha began to teach others about this realization. After Buddha's death his followers collected his teachings and they became known as the Dharma. Teachings Buddha taught included the Four Noble Truths and Eight- Fold Path. The first Noble Truth is that life is suffering; the second Noble Truth is that craving for pleasures and for things to be as they are not causes suffering; the third Noble Truth states that suffering has an end and the fourth Noble Truth offers the means to the end which are the Eight- Fold path and the Middle Way...
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The first Noble Truth is that life is suffering; the second Noble Truth is that craving for pleasures and for things to be as they are not causes suffering; the third Noble Truth states that suffering has an end and the fourth Noble Truth offers the means to the end which are the Eight- Fold path and the Middle Way...
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