According to the Four Noble Truths, a fundamental teaching in Buddhism, the cause of all suffering (sorrow or Dukkha) is identified as Trishna. Trishna translates to craving, desire, or attachment, which includes desire for sensual pleasures, desire for existence, and desire for non-existence.
According to Buddhism the cause of all sorrows is
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