It is possible to accept the world as it is, without experiencing dissatisfaction. This is related to which of the following in Buddhism?
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Correct answer: C. Elimination of craving
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The Third Noble Truth: when craving (tanha) ceases, one can accept the world as it is without dissatisfaction (dukkha).
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