Freedom from Unsatisfied Life

In every case, there are subtle and present forms of suffering and impure states/thoughts. Even for the richest man and supposed to be happy, they’re also suffering from loss, frustration and disappointment. They are heavy with jealousy, greed, fear and greed too.

However, the main suffering is limited to the lower classes and poorer than the rich; the position and comparability in society make the poor people grow more miserable.

A strict Buddhist can think of his suffering as the maturity of one's own bad kamma, or is it the illusion of its profound meaning of non-existence (自性空/ svabhāva-śūnyatā)-an aspect of non-selt. Therefor, he or she has clear mindfulness of the self which is based on the structure of psychology and physics belonging to the five aggregates (form (or matter or body) (rupa), sensations (or feelings, received from form) (vedana), perceptions (samjna), mental activity or formations (sankhara), and consciousness (vijnana)) to escape his (her) suffering….

Anyway, remember that, life is same a river and every one of us to go on the river that we are targeted toward different directions. However, sometimes we rush for achieving our goals, so forgetting to look at its mysterious beauty in a few minutes.

Life just begins at the end of your suffering.

TNTQ