Which of the following is NOT one of the Buddha's Four Noble Truths? A. Suffering cannot be ended by oneself
B. Suffering ends when attachment to desire ends
C. Suffering exists in life
D. Suffering arises from desire

The correct answer is A. "Suffering cannot be ended by oneself" is not one of the Buddha's Four Noble Truths.

Explanation:

The four noble truths are one of the most fundamental Buddhist teachings. In a broad sense, these four truths are related to nature, the origin of liberation, and the path that leads to liberation from suffering. They are among the truths that Buddha understood during the experience of enlightenment.

The four noble truths often appear in the Manuscripts Again the oldest Buddhist texts. The early teachings and traditional understanding in Teravanda is that the four truths are advanced teaching for those who are ready to understand them. Mahayana Buddhism, on the other hand, considers them to be primary teachings for people who are not ready for its teachings.

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