Problems of Human World
There are so many problems that we are facing to as long as we are in Sansāra, the cycle of bath and death. Our Buddha preached these problems as suffering in his first sutta namely Dhammacakkapavattana sutta. They are as follows;

Birth is suffering; old is suffering; sickness is suffering; death is suffering; sorrow, lamentation and dejection are suffering. Contact with what is unpleasant and separation from the pleasant are suffering. Not getting what one wishes is suffering. In brief clinging to the five aggregates of the personality – body, feeling, perception, disposition and consciousness – as possessions of “my self” is suffering.

In addition we have also problems of industry, labor, wages, unemployment, angularity of opportunity, the gap between the have and the have-nots. Day to day we are finding out solutions of these problems. But we cannot do it completely because they appear very complicated as indeed they are. The aspiration of human being is a simple one; he merely wishes to be able to live in peace and happiness, with freedom to build his own little world in human dignity.


The Purpose of Human Being

It is necessary to understand the purpose of human being life. To know it, we will first have to study the subject through our experience and insight. We then will discover for ourselves the true meaning of our life. Guideline can be given, but we must create the necessary conditions for the arising of realization ourselves.

There are several prerequisites to the discovery of the purpose of life. First of all we must understand the nature of man and the nature of life. Next, we must keep our mind calm and peaceful through the adoption of a religious system. When these conditions are met, the answer, which we seek, will become like the gentle rain from the sky.


Understanding the Nature of Human life


Our human beings are clever enough to land on the moon and discover ponderous things in the universe but we have yet to delusion in to the inner workings of our own mind. Most of human beings have yet to learn how their mind can be developed to its fullest potential so that its true nature can be realized.