Why is the cycle of suffering, according to the buddha? A. meditation and the finding wisdom. b. life and death, birth and rebirth c. enlightenment and the achievement of nirvana d.a desire for more things

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Why is the cycle of suffering, according to the buddha?

A. meditation and the finding wisdom.
b. life and death, birth and rebirth
c. enlightenment and the achievement of nirvana
d.a desire for more things and for more wealth.

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b. life and death, birth and rebirth

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