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In order to be happy, Tom needs to let go of the fact that he didn't get games with his Xbox and just be happy that he got the system he asked for in the first place. By letting go of his desire for more, he's more likely to find happiness and satisfaction.

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People believe that money will solve most of their problems, however money is the reason why people have problems. Because one is attached to greed they are not focusing on the good they already have. This is the cause of suffering because of their desire.

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In this scenario, Jenna is a talented girl who is not as popular as Hannah, who has loads of friends and attends more parties than Jenna. Jenna is very jealous of Hannah for having more friends and a better social life than her. This meme fits this scenario because it shows how Jenna desires more than what she has, which is Buddhist believe is the cause of her suffering because even though she is talented herself she still wants more. The type of desire that Jenna's jealous could develop into is Hate unless she learns to understand that her desire is cause her to suffer and be jealous. By understanding the 4 noble truths of Buddhism and how not to compare what she has to others, Jenna could be happier and not end up hating Hannah.

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The fire in this is hate; this connects to thrid noble truth because if chris stops lusting and desiring for max stickers and being envious he would end his own suffering

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If you let go of the envy you have for your friends and focus on enjoying time with your family, it will likely be more enjoyable. The envy and the desire caused by the jealousy of your friends leads you to be unhappy.

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In the scenario of Adam and Mark, Adam is jealous of Mark's Call of Duty skill (Envy/Hate) and envies wanting to beat him. But noble truth #2 says that because we desire what we don't have we suffer. Suffering from constantly being jealous of others will not do us any good and Buddha would advise him simply to let it go, end this desire to detach and to just play the game. regardless.