Accept the Four Noble Truths which are: All life is marked by suffering; Suffering is caused by desire and attachment; Suffering can be eliminated; Suffering can be eliminated by following the Noble 8-Fold Path.
This view of work as a process with no concern for the result leads to the loosening of the root of suffering: the attachment to identity.
Andrew had a number of emotional challenges, including suffering from Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD), a condition in which children have great difficulty in forming healthy attachments with others.
One specific application in clinical situations is for people suffering from dysfunctional attachments.
Realize that the origin of suffering is attachment: The origin of suffering is attachment to transient things and temporary pleasures.
"The root of suffering is attachment".
Buddha teaches that the origin of suffering is attachment.
The Buddha's primary message was that the root of suffering was attachment to -- not possession of -- worldly things.
The origin of suffering is attachment.
No matter your situation, you can say, "This is what we have, now what can we do; how can we focus on and enhance what we have?" When we focus on what we don't have, we get caught up in attachment and suffering.
