Life is Suffering

In the study of pessimism, Schopenhauer believes that suffering is inherent in the existence of human beings; we will experience pain, no matter how we live. Like Epictetus' opinion, Schopenhauer noted that the only way to reduce the degree of pain is to live a purely reasonable life. In this article I will explain about the human pain by Schopenhauer and his advice about the best way of life. Then that would argue that his description is usually reasonable, but his advice is not to keep us away from our emotions.

Some say life is suffering. This is what the Buddha taught. But his teachings were lost in translation. On the west side, we made our life painful. When I taught that the Buddha suffers from life, he used the word Balik (Sanskrit) dukkha. Rather than withstand physical and emotional pain, dukkha means indefinite; life is short lived, instable, fleeting. At the moment we were born, the process of death began. Our body is shrinking. Our idea has declined. The thoughts and bodies of people we love follow the same process. When you tighten the handle, everything you touch will slide as though you are trying to catch water drops. But we continue to hold on. Almost all ideas are absorbed by what we are trying to grasp next. If we can use higher wages to get a better job. However, if you grab larger water drops, will water become less likely to adhere?

So, by practicing Buddhist teachings, I began to understand his first very high truth: life is a pain. More specifically, the essence of untrained mind suffers, the pain brings more suffering, creates infinite cycles, experiences the adversity of existence every moment, and makes it from life . To live forever. Paradoxically, the way to get rid of this trap is not only to equalize the trap itself but also to annoy foolishness. Furthermore, the paradox is that freedom to remove this trap is the annihilation of the entity seeking freedom.

Unaffected life is suffering, and this painful stoppage is the main purpose of Buddhism - to reach Nianna and end the cycle of regeneration. Suffering is the result of greed, hatred, and ignorance of past life, and they return as pain (karma). And sympathy for other people suffering reduces the influence of Karma. Abortion is regarded as murder, and all violent acts may lead to bad karma. Homosexuality itself is not explicitly condemned by the Bible, but opinions differ in particular in various Buddhist cultures - for example American Buddhists are usually very accepted, and some Asian Buddhists usually I strongly oppose homosexuality. It is believed that if a person follows the teachings of Buddhism it is believed that divorce will not occur, but they are not condemned if the couple are separated by a large personal difference. In Hinana Buddhism countries, the role of gender is usually traditional (eg: