@Adnan334 11 October 2020 more from that month

When the lack is small, the sorrow is also small.

Although human life is short, there is no end to human needs. As soon as one deficiency is met, another deficiency occurs in human life. But it is not possible for any human being to fill all the gaps in life.As a result, this irreparable lack is accompanied by sadness in his life. The greater the scarcity, the greater the imperfection. That imperfection intensifies the grief. With the development of civilization, the shortage of people is also increasing. Every day new shortages are being created in people's lives. As a result, the pain of not getting it is increasing. Because it is often impossible for people to fill these gaps. Without these deficiencies in human life, the suffering of imperfection would not have accumulated in human beings. Very simple examples can make this idea even clearer. For example, the lack of a common farmer in a village means to survive by eating two handfuls at a time. As a result, he is happy to get rice twice a day. But the lack of middle-class people in a city, the lack of a TV or fridge-more upper class people is the lack of an air-conditioned house and car. He is struggling to make ends meet. Ever or these shortcomings remain unfulfilled. As a result, his grief is increasing. But an ordinary person who is in need is living happily after getting less than that. Education: Lack or demand is the main cause of human misery. If we indulge in scarcity, it will continue to increase. So stability should be restored in human life by suppressing scarcity. Lack of scarcity can alleviate grief.