What are the eight sufferings of Buddhism?

The eight sufferings of life", the Buddhist scriptures say that the eight sufferings are: the suffering of birth, the suffering of old age, the suffering of illness, the suffering of death, the suffering of love and separation, the suffering of resentment, the suffering of not seeking, and the five yin blazing suffering (the five yin are the five aggregates of 'color, acceptance, thinking, action, and knowledge', and the five aggregates are gathered into a body, like a blazing fire, and the first seven sufferings are born from this). They are explained as follows:

1. Bitterness: People are very bitter in their mother's womb, and they also have to experience pain when they are born.

2. Old suffering: When people are old, they have the pain of declining strength and aging of the body.

3. Sickness: People suffer a lot physically and mentally when they are sick.

4. Death suffering: When people are dying, they have to experience physical and mental pain that they are unwilling to die, both physically and mentally.

5. Love and parting from suffering: People who love each other often can't stay together for a long time, and they feel very painful when they are separated.

6. Resentment and hatred: People who have grudges and don't like their eyes want to deal with each other, and they are also very bitter in their hearts.

7. Asking for no hardship: Regardless of whether you are rich or poor, you have some things that you are pursuing, although they are different, but it is often impossible to meet them all, and it is very painful when you can't ask for them.

8. The five yin are full of suffering: the five yin are lust, suffering, thinking, acting, and knowing, and all our desires, joys, troubles, pains, and other feelings will accumulate here, because of the above seven sufferings, our five yin will produce ignorance and troubles, which will keep burning in our hearts, making us feel anxious, bored, depressed, and suffering, and always feel indescribable pain and trouble, which constitutes the five aggregates of blazing suffering.

Eight sufferings: 1. Birth suffering, that is, the pain of birth; 2. Chiji old suffering, that is, the pain of old age and infirmity; 3. Sickness, that is, the pain when you are sick; 4. Death suffering, that is, the pain of dying; 5. The pain of parting from love, that is, the pain of separation from one's love; 6. Resentment will be bitter, that is, the pain of meeting the enemy; Seventh, ask for the Paidan group not to suffer, that is, the pain of unfulfilled request; 8. The five yin are blazing and suffering, that is, the effect of the five yin is blazing, covering the truth, and the eight difficulties: the eight places and situations where there are obstacles to seeing and hearing the Dharma, namely:

Hell, hungry ghosts, beasts, Beiju Luzhou, thoughtless, blind, deaf and dumb, wise and deaf, Buddha before and after.

It's the dust oranges, too.

This sentence comes from Emperor Liang Jianwen's "Ode to the Bodhi Tree": "Sadness and six senses, sinking and eight sufferings, there is no great sage, who saves the wisdom bridge." ”

The eight sufferings of Buddhism is a Buddhist term, Buddhism cloud: "The eight sufferings of life are: the suffering of birth, the suffering of old age, the suffering of illness, the suffering of death, the suffering of love and separation, the suffering of resentment, the suffering of not being able to ask for it, and the suffering of the five yin and the blazing suffering." "The five yin are the five aggregates, and the five yin gather into a body, like a blazing fire, from which the first seven sufferings are born.

The eight sufferings can be subdivided into three kinds of suffering: suffering, bad suffering, and doing suffering.

Among the eight sufferings, birth, old age, sickness, death, and resentment are all suffering, that is, suffering caused by bad things.

Love parting, not begging, belongs to bad suffering.

The five aggregates belong to the practice of suffering, which is the suffering that arises from the dispersion of samsara.

The eight sufferings in Buddhism refer to the eight sufferings that the Buddha spoke of.

They are: birth, old age, sickness, death, love and separation, resentment and hatred, unwantedness, and five yin blazing.

Eight sufferings: 1. Birth suffering, that is, the pain of birth; 2. Old suffering, that is, the pain of old age and infirmity; 3. Sickness, that is, the pain when you are sick; 4. Death suffering, that is, the pain of dying; 5. The pain of parting from love, that is, the pain of separation from one's love; Sixth, the grievance group does not hate the bitterness, that is, the pain of meeting the enemy; 7. Seeking without suffering, that is, the suffering of unfulfilled demand; 8. The five yin are blazing and suffering, that is, the effect of the five yin is blazing, covering the truth, and the eight difficulties: the eight places and situations where there are obstacles to seeing and hearing the Dharma, namely:

Hell, hungry ghosts, beasts, Beiju Luzhou, Wuhe or Yu Xiangtian, blind meditation rolling deaf and dumb, world wisdom and wisdom, Buddha before and after Buddha.

That's it, hopefully.

Buddha Shakyamuni said that people have eight sufferings, which are birth, old age, sickness, death, resentment, love and separation, five yin and blazing, and unwanted. Birth, old age, sickness, and death are natural physiological sufferings; Resentment, love and parting, five yin blazing and unbelievable, are mental pain. Resentment will be with people or things that are resentful and hated, and it is impossible to get rid of it, which is a kind of pain; It is a pain to love to part, to be separated from one's dear ones; The five yin are blazing and bitter.

The five yin is the color of the desire to know. 'Fiery', fiery also. Sheng, many also.

Shade, obscuration, too. It means that these five dharmas can obscure our people's original enlightenment and sincerity, so that they cannot be revealed. I can't ask for it, but I can't get what I want, and it's a pain.

To live, to have to live (not to live or to die); old, can't ask for youth; sickness, not seeking health; Death, not eternal life; Love parting, begging for reunion; Resentment will be, and there will be no liberation; The five aggregates are blazing, and they can't be clear. Seeking is desire. If you can't ask for it, you will be distressed.

Birth, old age, sickness and death are inevitable in the world, but the suffering of "not being able to ask for it" should be exempted by subjective will. The strange thing is that throughout the ages, from high-ranking officials and dignitaries to ordinary people, most of them have tortured themselves on this "unbelievable". or tried their best, or tried their tricks, or exhausted the organs, or fought openly and secretly, and in the end it was "against Qingqing's life".

The things that I originally longed for can only be seen from afar, and cannot be approached, or even observed, but can only be put in the bottom of my heart. I can't stop, I can't ask for it. Emotions are inevitably sad, anxious and remorseful.