<caption><image_0>The image is a close-up of a circular object with a dark blue background. The object appears to be made of a shiny, metallic material and has a metallic sheen. In the center of the object, there is a gold-colored design that looks like a coat of arms or emblem. The design is intricate and detailed, with a central figure in the center, surrounded by a floral pattern. The figure is wearing a crown and holding a sword, and the overall design is symmetrical and symmetrical.</caption><transcript><audio_1>years back I said in on the class where a teacher was talking about the Ghana numerator sort understood we just chatted start with the first lioness which should be done I someone who</transcript><transcript><audio_2>immediately a hand shot up someone in the class said I thought there weren't an issuance in Buddhism and I watched as the teachers about the whole rest of the morning and trying to figure out some way of presenting the fact that yes the</transcript><transcript><audio_3>that strange thought that that idea has gotten up there are no shoulds in the Buddhist point of view that was one of the most valuable things he passed on was giving people a basis for deciding what they should and shouldn't do in</transcript><transcript><audio_4>some cases it was the rules like we had the rules in the vineya other cases some more general principles about how certain actions lead to happiness not all actions lead to long-term suffering</transcript><transcript><audio_5>based on that you can decide and gives you principles for deciding well he attacked any teaching that would not special assurance are really important</transcript><transcript><audio_6>you see over in the very beginning the suffering is to be comprehended its causes to be abandoned this cessation to</transcript><transcript><audio_7>be realized in the past or cessation should be developed if you appreciate the state of peace in other words you believe that the cessation of suffering</transcript> years back I said in on the class where a teacher was talking about the Ghana numerator sort understood we just chatted start with the first lioness which should be done I someone who immediately a hand shot up someone in the class said I thought there weren't an issuance in Buddhism and I watched as the teachers about the whole rest of the morning and trying to figure out some way of presenting the fact that yes the that strange thought that that idea has gotten up there are no shoulds in the Buddhist point of view that was one of the most valuable things he passed on was giving people a basis for deciding what they should and shouldn't do in some cases it was the rules like we had the rules in the vineya other cases some more general principles about how certain actions lead to happiness not all actions lead to long-term suffering based on that you can decide and gives you principles for deciding well he attacked any teaching that would not special assurance are really important you see over in the very beginning the suffering is to be comprehended its causes to be abandoned this cessation to be realized in the past or cessation should be developed if you appreciate the state of peace in other words you believe that the cessation of suffering
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