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.
Carbon cycle begins with photosynthesis which combines sunlight, carbon dioxide from air and hydrogen from water to form carbohydrates. The food thus prepared is either used by plants for growth or stored for energy. When the animals eat plants the nutrients in the plants get digested and carbon is released through exhalation or respiration. Carbon is again released back into the atmosphere when the living organisms die as they decompose again to form carbon dioxide.