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**wbeachcomber** · 06-21-2012, 09:29 PM

as i understand suffering will always be in the world as long humans dont stop sinfull acts. the enlighten who can go to nibbana will look at the word of human as a place full of karma and you can say humans living in mud and filthy thoughts.

this is my understanding of your question.

the thinker

Thanks, The Thinker. You echo my own perception and concern. Even if we overcome dukkha other beings will be caught in samsara and dealing with karma. So is dukkha the underlying reality of this world? It seems so.

The only way out is to assume that the arahant (one who has ended suffering) has in fact ended the perception of others suffering. Hence the end of suffering as the underlying reality of the world? This has philosophical issues in my opinion, but I wonder aloud.

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wbeachcomber Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 385 Senior Member	as i understand suffering will always be in the world as long humans dont stop sinfull acts. the enlighten who can go to nibbana will look at the word of human as a place full of karma and you can say humans living in mud and filthy thoughts. this is my understanding of your question. the thinker Thanks, The Thinker. You echo my own perception and concern. Even if we overcome dukkha other beings will be caught in samsara and dealing with karma. So is dukkha the underlying reality of this world? It seems so. The only way out is to assume that the arahant (one who has ended suffering) has in fact ended the perception of others suffering. Hence the end of suffering as the underlying reality of the world? This has philosophical issues in my opinion, but I wonder aloud.
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