Скачать или смотреть A Poisoned Arrow - Philosophy Story | Reality | Kammaththana

🧠 A Story That Makes You Think | "A Poisoned Arrow"
What if a simple story could change how you see the world? In this deeply philosophical tale, we explore the meaning of life has been explored in many ways, depending on the tradition or thinker. Broadly, it’s about understanding purpose, value, and existence. Some philosophers, like Aristotle, saw the goal of life as achieving eudaimonia (flourishing or happiness) through virtue. Existentialists like Sartre argued life has no inherent meaning, so individuals must create their own purpose. Religious philosophers often link life’s meaning to a divine plan or spiritual fulfillment. Overall, philosophy invites us to question and define what a meaningful life looks like personally and collectively.

This isn't just a story—it's a reflection on life, purpose, and the human experience. Watch till the end for a twist that will leave you questioning everything.

👉 Like, Share, and Subscribe for more thought-provoking stories
🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a new video
📌 Comment below: What’s your interpretation of the ending?

#Philosophy #Storytime #DeepThoughts #MeaningOfLife #Existential #ShortStory #Animation #MindBlown #LifeLessons #aivideo #101kamatahan #kammatthana #Zenstory #101කමටහන්

A Poisoned Arrow.
One day, a monk asked the Buddha, “Does the soul of a righteous person continue to exist after death or not?”
The Buddha remained silent. The monk, growing restless, repeated his question over and over, but the only answer he received was the Buddha’s silence. Unable to bear the uncertainty, the monk became deeply troubled, his mind weighed down by the unanswered question. Sensing the monk’s suffering with compassion, the Buddha finally spoke: “You are like a man struck by a poisoned arrow. As he lies dying, his family calls for a doctor to save him. But instead of allowing the doctor to remove the arrow, the man insists on finding answers first: Who shot me? Was he of noble birth or lowly origin? Was he tall or short? Was he fair-skinned or dark? The Buddha paused and added, “Rather than wasting time on questions that don’t ease your suffering, focus on removing the arrow—the cause of your pain and confusion.”