The Harsh reality of this world

The Harsh reality of this World 

How did this world come to be? 

Is it a world for the rich?

Is it a world for the poor?

On one side is poverty.

On the other side is luxury and celebration.

People who are struggling for their daily livelihood

On one side are people who are making millions.

Nothing is understood.

What is the contradiction?

What is the inequality?

Tears on one side.

Revelry on the other.

What is this?

Such a different and different world.

Did the creator of this one person?

Or are there different people?

So many questions in my mind.

Whom should I ask?

Only the creator can ask questions. Who else can I ask?

If the reason for all this is God.

Then how could he create such a 

up and down world?

Doesn't a moral anger arise towards the creation and the Creator?

There is a song in the Puranaanuru that makes us question the Creator in this way and also gives us the answer.

In one house, the drum of death is beating.

Crying and shouting are tearing the heart.

In another house, the music of the joyous Mulava is playing. 

In one house, the bride and groom are garlanded and happy.

In another house, the heroine is mourning the loss of her husband. She is lying in pain and suffering with tears in her eyes.

The creator of this world, which is so unpleasant and mixed with pleasure and pain, must certainly be a characterless loveless person.

But,

This is nothing new.

This is the nature of the world.

Those who understand this truth, the reality of the world, will see only the sweet in it,

says the poet.

The poet Pakkudukkai Nankaniyar,

who sang such a beautiful song and made us all look back at him,

Here is the song for you....

"One weaves in one,

One weaves in the style of the grove,

The one who has been married wears a flower garland,

The one who has separated wears a snow-white veil,

The one who has created a hall, that is a noble one!

This is this world,

 this world;

See its sweetness, you who have understood its nature."

 -Purananuru

If you believe that "this world is sweet"

it is your mistake.

The world is not sweet.

The world is a state of contradiction. We have to live in this world.

Therefore, understand the reality of the world and see only the good.

Pakkudukkai Nankani has spoken the truth out loud.

The world is not pleasant.

In this world where good and bad are mixed,

the only way to be happy is to keep only the good in mind and

move forward without looking back

has been told by Pakkudukkai Nankaniyar.

He has spoken the truth out loud.

He has made us look back at the reality.

He has made us console ourselves by saying that this is the world.

This is what this world is;

Ah, how harsh this world may seem; yet those who truly understand its nature find it beautiful and sweet.

This is a wonderful thought-provoking message, isn't it?