uncleJim21 on Nostr: Yes. When the Buddhists translate “life is suffering” the real word is called ...
Yes.
When the Buddhists translate “life is suffering” the real word is called dukkha and suffering is actually a poor translation. It more means self frustration.
You’re the source of your own self frustration and you can take that power back pretty much whenever you decide to.
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