It is said in Buddhism that all sufferings are because of the illusionary concept of self. If you have an illusionary concept of self, you will have sufferings. Here sufferings refer to all kinds of emotions that trouble your mind. Because of the illusionary concept of self and mistaking things in this world and your [...]
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Anger, suffering, and self
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