KAAZU

The essence of buddha’s foundational preaching was said to be four ultimate realities:

1. Life is fundamentally ­­­­­—disappointing and the suffering.
2. The suffering is a consequence of a person’s desire for pleasure, power and continuity of existence.
3. Thus, to put an end to the disappointment and the suffering one must stop desiring.
4. Below mentioned are the ways to stop desiring and thus suffering is the noble eight-fold path:
   i. Right View
   ii. Right Intention
   iii. Right Action
   iv. Right Speech
   v. Right Livelihood
   vi. Right Effort
   vii. Right Mindfulness
   viii. Right Concentration
   By following these eight noble principles of life, one may achieve Nirvana- the state of release from the sufferings of the world.