Although social and personal circumstances will play their part in contributing to how an individual suffers, in Buddhis — Desmond Biddulph, Teachings of the Buddha: The Wisdom of The Dharma, from The Pali Canon to The Sutras
Although social and personal circumstances will play their part in contributing to how an individual suffers, in Buddhis — Desmond Biddulph, Teachings of the Buddha: The Wisdom of The Dharma, from The Pali Canon to The Sutras
Although social and personal circumstances will play their part in contributing to how an individual suffers, in Buddhis — Desmond Biddulph, Teachings of the Buddha: The Wisdom of The Dharma, from The Pali Canon to The Sutras
Although social and personal circumstances will play their part in contributing to how an individual suffers, in Buddhis — Desmond Biddulph, Teachings of the Buddha: The Wisdom of The Dharma, from The Pali Canon to The Sutras
Although social and personal circumstances will play their part in contributing to how an individual suffers, in Buddhis — Desmond Biddulph, Teachings of the Buddha: The Wisdom of The Dharma, from The Pali Canon to The Sutras
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Although social and personal circumstances will play their part in contributing to how an individual suffers, in Buddhist thought blame is seen as a "poison" that will only lead to negative actions and will do nothing to reduce suffering.

— Desmond Biddulph, Teachings of the Buddha: The Wisdom of The Dharma, from The Pali Canon to The Sutras
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