Even if we are able to acquire whatever we desire in life, the Buddha will consider our lives to involve suffering because

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The Buddha's teachings on suffering, or dukkha, include the idea that even when we acquire what we desire, the impermanence of these acquisitions and our attachment to them can lead to suffering. This is because the potential loss or the actual process of losing what we have can cause anxiety and unease, reflecting the Buddha's insight into the nature of desire and attachment.

Even If We Are Able to Acquire Whatever We Desire