Someone Asked the Buddha: “Why Do We Suffer?”

Someone once came to the Buddha and asked,
“Why do we suffer?”

In this deep reflection on the Buddha’s timeless wisdom, we explore the true nature of suffering — not as punishment, nor as destiny, but as the result of our own misunderstanding. The Buddha revealed that pain is not born from life itself, but from our resistance to what life is.

Suffering begins the moment we cling to what is changing.
It ends the moment we see clearly.

This video invites you into that clarity — into the quiet space where the illusion of separation fades, and peace begins.
Through poetic narration and calm imagery, discover the essence of the Buddha’s teaching: that freedom is not found by escaping pain, but by awakening through it.

Let these words remind you that suffering is not a curse — it is a teacher.
And when we understand it, we are no longer its student.

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