Chapter III. From pain to suffering

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§3-1. Being in Pain.............................................................................................................................................. 1 §3-2. Why does Persistent Pain lead to Suffering?.............................................................................................. 2 §3-3. The Machinery of Suffering....................................................................................................................... 4..

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