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Definition: These are the foundational principles of Buddhism, in which it is acknowledged that, among other things, there will always be suffering, which is caused from human desires Term: Help
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Definition: These are the foundational principles of Buddhism, in which it is acknowledged that, among

other things, there will always be suffering, which is caused from human desires
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Four noble truths

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Term:Estus moya ecoui mas

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