We know that life is a ship.

 "Lapuni Siddanti Silaplavanti Mandukiya Kanha Sappo Gilanti"

What does this text explain? The elephants go under the water. The great stones float on the surface of the water. The frogs follow the water and are swallowed.

What do these ideas show us? Are they not the results of the unrighteous actions that are taking place in the world? These dreams were seen by the King of Kosala. The answer to this was given by the Buddha.

In a society where injustice and immorality prevail, it is not possible to live in peace at all times. Similarly, if the worthy do not get the right place and the unworthy get the wrong place, then the Buddha clearly stated that every action that takes place in the world will turn upside down. This is not the time to narrate historical stories. 

In the spherical world, there are not rare people who follow strange actions. But every They learned the entire process only after being born in this universe. After birth, they look at the society and follow the same actions that they are used to. But they do not make any effort to ask whether that submission is good or bad. We know that all of us living in the world are creators of nature's law. So if we do not act according to nature's law at any time, then the whole great universe or nature itself will destroy us. Just as we love our lives, others also love their lives. It is common to everyone. You strive to please your taste buds in some way, so do others. But if that striving is not good, then you have to suffer the consequences. We know that life is a ship. But we should learn to sail that ship correctly. There should be some kind of discipline. Otherwise, if we try to run it the way we want, it will fail. Similarly, all of us have actions that are accepted as good and not as bad in this universe. If we mix them all together, there will be great disaster. Therefore, what we do is accepted as good in society, not as bad. 

Many people living in today's society act in an illegal manner. Through this, the number of wrongdoers in society increases, not decreases. Similarly, someone tries to console themselves by killing another person. No matter how successful that effort is, he will soon end up suffering from mental stress and in prison. But some people, using the power of their wealth and position, kill a man and somehow escape the law. However, his thoughts are always tormented by the thought that I really killed that man. Isn't that right? Isn't that right? If that person had implemented the law properly, even if such a mistake came to him, those who live in society would not have committed such a mistake again. We know that there were many, but not all, religions in the society where the Buddha lived. But those religions did not properly explain the true nature of the world. Therefore, those religions are not popular today. But the true religion preached by the Buddha is still popular today because it contains the necessary principles to build a good spirit. That is why you should live according to the right law. Then you can avoid many accidents. But if you do something against the law, you can be destroyed. Today, the law that existed in Hela has become lawless. Therefore, everyone has had to suffer a lot from it. It is like a large stone floating on the surface of the water, as the Buddha has preached. If all the people living in a country were to be immoral and act without any discipline, the entire society would decay. Even nature would be shocked and would be compelled to punish those who did wrong.