es aware of the second noble truth.
             The second noble truth offers an explanation of suffering. According to Buddha, suffering comes from craving or desire. If you can destroy craving in your life then you can eliminate suffering. It is as simple as that, in theory that is. Of course to eliminate craving or desires in your life is no easy task. If you actually think about how many simple desires you experience during the course of a day you'll soon realize that the presence of desire is in everything we say or do. Craving is the motivation behind all the choices we make on a day to day basis. We have a craving for the gratification of the passions, or the craving for a success in the present life (David 89). Craving can take many forms, from basic desires such as "I must have that chocolate chip cookie" to alcohol and drug addict
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