user471: What is the difference between the terms "samsara" and "dukkha"?
What is the relationship between the two?

user43: In my own words:
Samsara is the same world you see on TV and read about in newspapers. This world is a hallucination (a subjective reality) fabricated in dependence on the fundamental confusion caused by the fundamental ignorance. This confusion causes dukkha and dukkha causes further confusion, which is why Samsara is dubbed "cyclic existence" - but also because the confusion is passed on from previous lives to future lives.
Dukkha is the painful and bitter feeling of wrongness you experience while in Samsara, because of the mismatch between the hallucination and reality.

user151: Samsara is a continuum of our  individual mind moments. 
Dukkha is the deep down feeling that something is missing or wrong that occurs throughout Samsara.

471: <p>What is the difference between the terms "samsara" and "dukkha"?</p>

<p>What is the relationship between the two?</p>
 43: <p>In my own words:</p>

<p><em>Samsara</em> is the same world you see on TV and read about in newspapers. This world is a hallucination (a subjective reality) fabricated in dependence on the fundamental confusion caused by the fundamental ignorance. This confusion causes <em>dukkha</em> and <em>dukkha</em> causes further confusion, which is why Samsara is dubbed "cyclic existence" - but also because the confusion is passed on from previous lives to future lives.</p>

<p><em>Dukkha</em> is the painful and bitter feeling of wrongness you experience while in Samsara, because of the mismatch between the hallucination and reality.</p>
 151: <p>Samsara is a continuum of our  individual mind moments. </p>

<p>Dukkha is the deep down feeling that something is missing or wrong that occurs throughout Samsara.</p>
