Sociology, asked by charviii2295, 1 year ago

What is the Sanskrit term which connotes 'unsatisfactory experiences' or suffering?
A. duhkha
B. peyne
C. mokhsa
D. kalidasa

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Answered by Mahir698
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the entire teaching is just the understanding of dukkha, the unsatisfactory nature of all .

SO THE ANSWER IS DUHKHA

Answered by LEGENDARYSUMIT01
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Dukha is the Sanskrit term which connotes unsatisfactory experience of suffering

this is because they have the are unsatisfactory experience features totally disable
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