Teaching of lord Buddha

 There are said to be eighty four thousand of teachings of Buddha, but the first teaching includes the basic and summary of all teachings. The four noble truths were the first teaching of the lord Buddha to his first five disciples at Deer Park near Varanasi. The life is full of suffering. Being born seems to be the celebration but it is the beginning of the suffering. After being born in this samsaric world we are subjected to suffering.  Nothing is permanent, day by day our growth cells reduce and its effectiveness of function become weak, so we get sickness and get old each day. we will face difficult to fulfil the needs of five senses and  the thing we desire will not be able to get because of the competition among people. With time our beloved one will move away due to all the circumstances in life. Eventually after so much of pain and suffering in life we will have to die.

The sufferings in the life seems quite natural and inevitable but it rises from our own desires and attachment.  After we are born in this world, the needs and wants will grow with the times and situation, we will look for all the worldly happiness. we will go after comfort after comfort, we will be never get satisfied in life, in some situation we have to go with extreme anger to get what we want.  Meantime we will cause pain to other and to ourself. if something are too good to our mind, we get attached to sit. we will have to bear the pain of being separated. 

Even though these sufferings are unstoppable, we will overcome by letting go off the desires, attachment and by reaching a state of enlightenment. To achieve the end of suffering is through the Eightfold paths, which includes right view, right intention, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, mindfulness and right concentration.


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