Dukkha is the state of discontent and dissatisfaction that we all experience in life. The term is usually defined as suffering, but it actually encompasses a wide range of feeling-states, from unease to anguish.n other Buddhist-influenced cultures, similar imagery was used to describe dukkha. An example from China is the cart with one wheel that is slightly broken, so that the rider is jolted now and again as the wheel rolls over the broken spot.
glucose + oxygen â carbon dioxide + water + energy. Respiration is also the process by which once-living (organic) organisms are decomposed. When organisms die, they are decomposed by bacteria. Carbon dioxide is released into the atmosphere or water during the decomposition process.
The process in the body that produces carbon dioxide consists of air being taken into the lungs, known as inspiration or inhalation. The air is then taken back out, known as expiration or exhalation. Carbon dioxide is a waste gas produced when carbon combines with oxygen associated with energy-making processes in the body. Respiration is a term given to exchanges of oxygen found in the environment for the carbon dioxide from cells in the body. The respiratory system and the lungs allow for oxygen present in air to be absorbed by the body and allows the release of the waste gas carbon dioxide in air that is breathed out. Learn more about Human Anatomy