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Infographic showing the four noble truths: suffering, its origin, its cessation, and the path

The Four Noble Truths of Buddhism Explained Simply

The Four Noble Truths are Buddhism’s core teaching on why life feels unsatisfying and how that dissatisfaction ends. In plain terms, they say this: life contains suffering, suffering has a cause, that cause can stop, and there is a clear path to stop it. The Buddha taught these four truths in his very first sermon around 528 […]
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Serene Tibetan Buddhist scene illustrating the meaning of karma as intentional action and cause and effect

What Is Karma in Buddhism? A Simple Explanation

arma isn’t cosmic payback or good and bad luck. In Buddhism, karma means “action”—specifically the intentional actions of body, speech, and mind—and it works through a natural law of cause and effect. If you’ve always thought karma just means “what goes around comes around,” you’re not wrong, but that’s only a sliver of what it means in […]
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