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What are the Buddha's four noble truth?

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the 1st noble truth is the Noble truth of sorrow. birth is sorrow, and basicly life is sorrow.
2nd is the noble truth of arising of sorrow, basicly sorrow is desire
3rd is the noble truth of the stopping of sorrow, basicly removal of all desire
4th is th noble truth of the way that leads to the stopping of sorrow.

i dont study buddhism, we did in my history class. and personally none of that makes sense, but whatever...thats what he came up with

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