Rel 133 Week 3

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REL 133 WEEK 3,

The three marks of reality are the foundation for the Four Noble Truths and the Noble Eightfold Path. These key building blocks give Buddhists a way of looking at the world. The first mark of reality is change. This refers to the fact that life and the world is in a constant change. Everything is gradually changing daily but we only notice them after a while. Basically, the universe is in flux. The second mark of reality is no permanent identity. Basically, this is Buddha’s thinking that a human being really isn’t a human being. A human being is made up of all sorts of different parts in which Buddha believes are always constantly changing so a person really isn’t just a person. Buddha believes that we have constantly changing identities, bodies, and souls. The third mark of reality is known as suffering. Basically, Buddha believes that if you are living a conventional life, you will never be truly satisfied because it is ever changing. Even though Buddha clearly admits that living conventionally is worse than non-conventional, no matter what, he admits no one can escape any suffering throughout their lives. The Four Noble Truths consist of Buddhist teachings that link a chain of truths about life. The first noble truth is to live is to suffer. Living means sorrow to sum up the first one. From the day were born to the day we die were bogged down with the daily grind of life. The second Noble Truth is suffering comes from desire. This means lusting over things we cannot have. Who in the world doesn’t want what they can’t have? I can safely say there’s too many people to count that want something that they don’t have. The third Noble Truth is to end suffering, end desire. Basically a person should strive more for inner peace and less for happiness. Accept that you cannot change the...