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Dukkha and Soulmaking (Part 7) - (The Mirrored Gates) 10 mentions

• with respect to the the four noble truths and and wrapped up in that it also
• restlessness it's a four noble truth four number truth everyone agrees on the four noble
• what a range there is everyone uses the language of four noble truths and yet they're they're kind of just
• um where um the the the third noble truth um the freedom from dukkah really means
• and then that becomes the vision of the third noble truth the vision of what we're addressing is the first normal
• um in those those two uh views or paradigms of the four noble truths ending rebirth as a priority or this
• of the path or conceptual framework and also in relation to the four noble truth it needs to include to me i would say
• ending suffering in relation to the four noble truths and that framework how we contextualize or intercontextualize the
• what exactly is involved in dukkah the first noble truth and what exactly is entailed by the the um freedom from duck
• actually that that vision of of nirvana that vision of the third noble truth was actually what he what he was orienting

Image, Mythos, Dharma (Part Three) - (Day Retreat, London Insight) 9 mentions

• direct shape and color and flavor and circumscribe what the four noble truths the most central teaching of buddhism is
• they they they create what the four noble truths are so again you listen to enough people
• but essentially your biological machine then what the third noble truth means the range of that freedom is constrained
• um all that and and we're deliberation and big thrust of the third noble truth then is bearing up and meeting that
• believe in the four and over truths but actually what the four noble truths and what i want to say the four of trees are
• um techniques to reduce suffering as in in the four noble truths but also at the same time
• let's explore this a little bit regarding the four noble truths which are the central real estate for
• an aside but there's actually another way of seeing the four noble truths the tennessee four numbers should have heard
• about it craving clinging is the cause of suffering the second noble truth and then people are trying to live a life of

Views In Practice (...They Make All the Difference) - (New Year Retreat) 9 mentions

• says what is right to you he says right view is four noble truths there is suffering
• because there's grasp in their suffering third noble truth there is a release from this there is a release and an end
• of meditation and all this is part of the path there's four noble truths and at first you know we we can hear
• and in a way uh but of course for noble truth it's for ennobling truths two two have this view
• in a way to me write view this four noble truth business it's it's like it's the view of practice it's the view that
• there to four noble truths in a shorthand kind of way of looking
• really following this question of you and noble truth and the noble truth there's no here either
• teaching if we're really following this question of you and noble truth and the noble truth
• question of you and noble truth and the noble truth there's no here either

Buddhism Beyond Modernism - (November Solitary) 8 mentions

• when we come to the dharma we have this four noble truths as something that's very central we talked about this last
• need to cultivate let go of etc is the fourth noble truth to arrive at that release of suffering see that could be a
• saying in the last talk the version of the four noble truths now there's many different versions the
• and forms directs colors etc etc the four noble truths the version that we end up with
• craving regarding the four noble truths i'm trying to have this life that's free of
• imagination and images fit with the four noble truths does it fit or does it go beyond important questions
• any idea any statement any term god liberation for noble truths matter any of all that is open to multiple
• will mean by those terms for noble truths matter even etc

Mindfulness, Insight, Liberation - (Mindfulness, Insight, Liberation) 7 mentions

• what we could say right view which means it's embedded in the four noble truths right and can't go into this too much
• mindfulness is embedded in the four noble truths here's this moment of suffering here's
• other hand version of the four noble truths means one's approaching that moment with
• mindfulness in in this embedding in the four noble truths is the unhooking the releasing of clinging the releasing of
• viewing experience in terms of those four noble truths actually viewing it up which is the habitual human way the
• they've framed the mindfulness framed in in terms of the four noble truths and and and and moving in a way of of
• the same question i'm just following the same question of the four noble truths more and more subtle the same right from

Questioning Awakening - (November Solitary) 7 mentions

• um we have as buddhists a common language usually the four noble truths and so it can seem because we keep
• to not realize that the the goal that he was talking about the third noble truth involved ultimately not being reborn
• equating that with the goal the final goal of the path the third noble truth the cessation of suffering
• what where is this path going the direction of it the third noble truth there's a huge range there
• there's a huge range there and if the third noble truth the end of dukkha is different then of course the
• dukkha is different then of course the first noble truth is different what are we even talking about when we say dukkha
• over truth the cause of duko what lisa and the fourth noble truth the way will also be opened

A Question of Faith - (November Solitary) 7 mentions

• so this is why the buddha framed his teaching the four noble truths okay they're suffering why is there suffering
• does that come about so it's the four noble truths are actually a formulation of a questioning
• questions that's what the four noble truths are and actually that's the second question
• am i asking the right questions of life when we hear the four noble truths it's like they're suffering there's of course
• the understanding of the path and how it works and the four noble truths and all that
• so this going back again to the four noble truths and it can sound so dry but in a way just making that one's own
• depth in there the beauty in there hanging on to the four noble truths as a way of orienting

An Ecology of Love (Part 4) - (An Ecology of Love) 7 mentions

• regard to our conception of the four noble truths suffering there's a cause for suffering
• like um do i conceive the four noble truth teaching
• cause suffering am i am i allowing my idea of the four noble truth and that's what the time to actually open up to
• that's the kind of nutshell version of the four noble truth and foreign and especially in insight meditation
• it's implicit there and the understanding of the four noble truths is is this non-clinging and and then
• um or it might be that um implicit in that understanding of four noble truths is is the kind of idea of being present
• conception of what the dharma is what the four noble truth is and what they're for and where they move to

Soulmaking (Part 2) - (Path of the Imaginal) 6 mentions

• decreasing suffering and the whole four noble truths which really are a way of saying there is suffering and and we're
• wisely say that is what dharma is the four noble truths in a nutshell and we're in the business of of ending or at
• conception of of lessening suffering for noble truths if however
• using that as a key so that's short and version of the four noble truths and and the teaching about clinging and ways of
• in this framework or lens of the four noble truths and lo and behold it functions like a key that opens up not
• whatever we begin to see that dharma concepts clinging and four noble truths and this and that they're not realities

In Praise of Restlessness - (November Solitary) 6 mentions

• fans those two things make we said they determine what the four noble truths are and mean for us so the whole range of
• limit effectively what the dharma is for us what the four noble truths mean what awakening is or we imagine it is what
• on fantasy of awakening etc the four noble truths then become whatever they will become based on the metaphysics
• possibility one possible way of kind of seeing what the four noble truths are is as an exploration of perception i was
• perception of the world changes rather than the four noble truths as pointing to trying to live a life of
• rather than a life of non-clinging the four noble truths as a kind of framework for entering in to