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Which term refers to the sorrow that is intrinsic to human existence in Buddhist thought?
AMetta
BNibbana
CDukkha
DAnatta
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Dukkha
Dukkha, or sorrow, is intrinsic to human life, which can be overcome by following a middle path.
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