Four Noble Truths Of Buddhism In Romeo And Juliet

Buddhism it is a religion and concepts that focus on the teachings of Buddha. It fits to the novel Romeo and Juliet because it emphasize the Philosophy of desire which was shown by Romeo. It tells more about the cravings of a human or its desire which leads to its suffering. For example, in Iliad by homer, Paris desires to get Helen from Sparta for his own sake, which creates the biggest war ever told "The Trojan War". In four noble truths of buddhism, it states that by eliminating the cravings, the First noble truth which is the Dukka states that life is full of suffering and sorrow. Second, noble truth of arising from sorrow called Samudaya, craving is the reason for suffering. Third, it is the noble truth of halting sorrow