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This blog post is written by temporary Jack. Each minute there is a new Jack, a new broken car, a tree grows and falls, everything is temporary.

Now that title might seem a bit shocking, but think about this for a moment: An egoistic person will never really feel happy, so if you strive for your own happiness, that is an impossible goal, but you can make someone happy even if for a moment. So we are the source of our one another's happiness, but not of our own.

Just because someone deserved their suffering, doesn't mean, if the person is suffering, we can't help them. We can reduce their suffering a little, and that gives us good Karma.

The *irrational* feeling of something missing - that is blocking you from being content, if all other factors seem present.

People suffer out of vanity and ignorance to the laws of Karma. They suffer because they deserve to suffer. SOURCE: If karma is real, doesn't that mean everyone that is suffering deserves it? @ Reddit

Happiness is more important than Love, that's why I became buddhist from christian.

Thirst is the path to suffering. The Buddhist tradition identifies taṇhā as a self-centered type of desire that is based in ignorance. This type of desire is contrasted to wholesome types of desire such as the desire to benefit others or to follow the Buddhist path. SOURCE: Tanha (thirst/desire) @ Wiki