— that life of mortals is troubled, brief, combined with pain
— ***** is common to all
— like ripe fruits, earthen vessels human lives will break/ decay (*****) one day
— neither father nor kinsmen can save anyone
— weeping and grieving will never bring back the **** alive
— one should accept *****
Detailed Answer :
Kisa Gotami was devastated by the of her only son and wandered door to door, seeking help. Someone directed her to Sakyamuni, the Buddha, who asked her to bring a handful of mustard seeds. This raised a hope in Gotami’ heart that her son could be revived. But the condition imposed by Sakyamuni was that the seeds should be from a house where people had not lost a loved one to . Kisa Gotami’ futile search made her realize the bitter truth that sorrows are a part and parcel of life and one can attain peace only by acceptance. The Buddha says that everything in this world is subject to . He further says that the world is deeply affected by suffering, ** or pain. Inevitably there is ***** and decay.
