The Four Noble Eightfold Path

Buddhism is a nontheistic religion or philosophy that encloses many traditions, beliefs, and spiritual practices based on the teaches of Gautama Buddha, popularly known as Buddha (“ The awakened one”). To many people, Buddhism is goes beyond a religion and is more of a philosophy or ‘way of life’. A Buddhist’s path can be explained as a lead to a moral life, humble and aware of thoughts and actions, and the development of wisdom and understanding. Many people convert to buddhism to find the purpose of life or an explanation of the injustice and inequality of the world.

The conversion from one religion to another is a personal choice and reasons vary from one individual to another. Buddhism has helped many people overcome life’s difficulties and hardships by approaching problems rationally and ethically. Some may chose buddhism because buddha not

The First Noble Truth is that life is a suffering that includes pain,aging, and death. we also will endure frustration, anger, embarrassment, and fear. These are all inevitable facts that can not be escaped. Buddhism explains how we can avoid suffering to live happier. The Second Noble fact states that suffering is caused by aversion and that we will suffer if we expect people to comply with our expectations. Instead of constantly trying to get what you want, try to modify with what's available. Wanting derives someone of contentment and fulfillment. Within the Third Noble Truth, lies the thought that suffering can be overcome and contentment can be attained. After obtaining this, it is said to be nirvana -the stillness of the mind- that extinguishes delusion and desire. The Noble Eightfold Path in summary, is the moral focusing of the mind and being aware of our thought and actions while developing wisdom from the Four Noble Truths. Compassion plays a major role is Buddhism and accentuates