If suffering has no value-why does it exist?

Yes, suffering (Dukkha) is very important to life. Without difficulties and problems, we never learn to change and develop ourselves.

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The Mind like a fish
Diamond on the toad's head
Introduction to 16 Steps of Mindfulness on Breathing
Garden of Accomplishment
Bodhi tree
1) “What subject did the Buddha teach?
2) “What did the Buddha teach in particular?”
3) “Put as briefly as possible, what is the basic message of Buddhism?”
4) “How is this non-grasping and non-clinging to be put into practice?”
5) “Where can one study Buddhism?”
6) “To what may the Dhamma (Buddhist teaching) be compared?”
7) “What should a lay person study?”
11) “Whom did the Buddha teach that we should believe?”
12) What is the shortest and quickest way to Enlightenment ?
If suffering has no value-why does it exist?
Karaniya Metta Sutta
12 Links of Dependent Origination
Noble Eightfold Path
7 Factors of Enlightenment

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If suffering has no value-why does it exist?

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