Samsara

Where does a typically modern man seek happiness? By what principles he is guided in his search for this? And where does he come from? What does he eventually find? Happiness? Nope, the cover of the coffin he acquires.This is the highest award for their efforts in search of ephemeral the "happiness" of modern man. And for this he lives? To get to the end of his great life and receive just a polished cover? And all?! The problem of the modern "Homo sapiens" is that he forgot all about the mind and the is guided just his own of brains in particular. His only principle violates all the regulative principles. Man thinks that he will get the benefit and enjoyment of eating something of meat for lunch. He thinks that a cigarette will calm his poor nerves(!!?)He is confident that today he will get complete gratification
To have sex with this beautiful woman, and tomorrow better with another, and the third is simply not to be missed! And that's exactly bring him happiness in his "bright" and "free" life. Acquiring each new iPhone or wonderful machine - to him it seems that here it is-bliss. But what does he really feel? He feels only bitterness. So act are forces of material nature are acting on him. Incomprehensible bitterness and frustration flows through his veins, but it's an accident that he comes to the temple, and though he acquires nothing there, curled up from the stress of his heart, he suddenly blossom like a lotus flower. After all, for happiness you need only one step. The step to God.

[Good work.  Well phrased.  Remember to leave a space after all periods and commas.]