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How Buddha Explained Suffering — Why Life Hurts

In this video, we explore one of the deepest teachings of the Buddha — the truth about suffering, why life hurts, and how awareness brings freedom Buddha taught that suffering does not come from the world outside but from the clinging, resistance, and confusion within the mind Suffering grows when we hold too tightly Suffering grows when we fear change Suffering dissolves when we begin to see clearly This teaching gently guides us through: • What suffering truly means • Why life feels heavy and painful • How craving and resistance create inner struggle • How the mind adds stories to pain • How awareness softens suffering • How acceptance brings peace • How wisdom leads to freedom from within If you have been carrying heaviness, pain, or confusion, this teaching will help you understand your mind and walk with more clarity, softness, and strength May this teaching ease your burden and bring light to your path 0:00 Stay for the Buddha’s core truth 1:03 Life hurts because we cling 1:30 Life hurts because we resist 1:48 Life is movement, impermanence, flow 2:45 What “dukkha” really means 4:03 Suffering as message and mirror 5:17 Suffering begins in the mind 6:40 Pain is inevitable, suffering optional 8:23 We forget that everything changes 10:16 It’s not change but resistance that hurts 11:37 The mind creates storms, the heart endures them 12:10 “I need this to be happy” — the inner rope 14:32 Three roots: craving, aversion, ignorance 17:39 Turn toward suffering, let it speak 20:21 Storms cleanse, awaken, and prepare us 21:06 “This is pain” — name and observe 23:19 Awareness turns mountains into mist 23:55 Core truth: life hurts because we cling 25:19 Suffering as teacher, mirror, lantern 26:34 You are meant to awaken and flow #buddha #buddhawisdom #buddhawisdomindia #suffering #dukkha #whylifehurts #buddhism #buddhateachings #mindfulness #awakening #spiritualgrowth #innerpeace #meditation #vipassana #buddhaphilosophy #painandhealing #lettinggo #impermanence #nonself #mindtraining #overcomefear #emotionalhealing #spiritualawakening #selfrealization #healingjourney #acceptance #buddhistwisdom #consciousness #mentalclarity Cylinder Two by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Source: http://chriszabriskie.com/cylinders/ Artist: http://chriszabriskie.com/