How to Stop Suffering by Understanding Duhkha – Alan Watts

Описание: Most people think suffering means pain, tragedy, or loss.
But what if suffering is something far more subtle — something you experience even when life seems “fine”?
In this video, inspired by the teachings of Alan Watts, we explore the true meaning of Duhkha — a central concept in Buddhism that is often misunderstood.
Duhkha does not mean that life is terrible. It points to a deeper misalignment: the quiet friction that appears when we try to control a world built on constant change.
Alan Watts explains that suffering arises not because life is cruel, but because we demand certainty, stability, and permanence from a reality that is fluid by nature. By understanding Duhkha, we begin to see why modern anxiety, restlessness, and dissatisfaction feel so persistent — even in comfortable lives.
This reflection on understanding Duhkha is not about fixing yourself or escaping discomfort. It is about noticing the subtle ways we resist life, and how that resistance quietly creates suffering.
Rather than fighting anxiety or chasing peace, this video invites you to observe — gently and honestly — how suffering dissolves when understanding replaces control.
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DISCLAIMER:
This video contains an original script inspired by the philosophical ideas of Alan Watts.
It is not a historical recording and is narrated using an AI-generated voice.
For deeper understanding, viewers are encouraged to explore Alan Watts’ original lectures and writings.

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