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Keyword #2 Duḥkha
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In this episode, Martino talks about the Buddhist keyword “duḥkha,” its literary origins in the Four Truths of the Nobles, and the significance of various types of suffering including birth, aging, sickness, death, and the pain of not achieving desires.
Discussed in this episode: “duḥkha,” referring to the intrinsic suffering or unsatisfactoriness permeating human existence. It encompasses not just physical and emotional pain, but a deeper, more subtle sense of dissatisfaction with life, extending to mental, emotional, and spiritual realms, underscoring life’s impermanence and the inevitability of change.
Detailed show notes: https://www.martinodibeltuloconcu.com/enlightenment-legacies/keywords
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