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GCSE Religious Studies · key term
The arising or origin of suffering; the Second Noble Truth explains its causes, especially craving.
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Paper 1
Revise: Four Noble TruthsThe Second Noble Truth, samudaya, concerns the origin of suffering. A central cause is tanha, meaning craving. People become attached to experiences, possessions or ambitions and expect them to provide lasting satisfaction.
Paper 3
The origin or arising of suffering; the second Noble Truth identifies craving as its cause.
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Samudaya: suffering arises from craving, or tanha.