We should all live our lives with the aim of benefiting those who

 We should all live our lives with the aim of benefiting those who, being immersed in the darkness of ignorance and not knowing what the good path is, do not benefit from the good life they have achieved in the course of samsara. To live like that, we must first learn something. To learn like that, we must also know what the result will be for us. Each of us makes a great effort to see something without seeing it. We make that effort because we feel some curiosity in it. But today we are all tempted to ignore that curiosity and engage in other activities. Life is a flowing stream. That flowing stream will have to face many obstacles and troubles. However, we should ask ourselves whether that flowing stream will stop halfway. That is because we grieve in the face of the obstacles and troubles that come our way. Even if we build a great wall to block the flowing stream, the flowing stream will break through that wall as fast as it came. But does the stream flow in this way to provide liberation to anyone? The flowing stream has a purpose. That is, to maintain that state unchanged by self-nourishing the environment in which the stream exists. But we can also divert the flowing stream to where we want and do what we want. But we must have the wisdom to do that, carefully considering and considering it. Otherwise, no matter how far the flowing water flows, no matter how beautifully it flows, no matter how far it flows, no matter how much it falls between the great rocks and hills, it will be of no use. Similarly, life, every moment of our life, we all struggle in a society where we are born to live and live to wear clothes. That is why we must work hard in this society with wisdom as well as with our minds. We should not think that the time to make that effort is today, tomorrow, or the day after tomorrow, but rather use this knowledge to improve the lives of each of us.