The End of Suffering: The Four Noble Truths of Buddhism
Tergar Madison 301 S. Blount St., Madison, Wisconsin 53703
press release: With Tergar Lama Khenpo Kunga
The central understanding of the Buddhist tradition is that suffering and dissatisfaction are not inherent aspects of the human condition. Based on his own direct experience in meditation, the Buddha taught that we can directly experience our own awakened nature by training in awareness, compassion, and insight. The Four Noble Truths contain the essence of these teachings, showing how we can find inner freedom by gaining insight into habits that keep us trapped in cycles of suffering, and also by discovering the innate purity of awareness itself.
In this public talk, Tergar lama Khenpo Kunga will discuss the Four Noble
Truths, their relevance for the path of awakening, and how the Buddha’s insights are as relevant today as they were 2,500 years ago.