Dispersing compassion over all the entire people is a fatherly spirit of the government. Most Buddhist people roughly know the advantage of dispersing compassion overall because they have knowledge about the teachings of the Lord Buddha. Indeed, dispersing compassion is beneficial for not only the current situation but for the vicious circle.
In Myanmar society, the elders need to lead the younger ones as forging the family spirit. All elder persons in the family need to take responsibility for all family measures, not to leave any burden on the younger ones. Those younger ones are not just followers in the family but they need to take responsibility for supporting the elders in all measures as much as possible so as to achieve success as a Myanmar saying goes: Many hands make light work.
Whatever it may be, the younger ones do not have the duty to lead the family. They have a chance to take a position of a safer place when the elders are overcoming challenges. But the elders are never disappointed by the younger ones. The elders are always holding up the forgiveness over the younger ones whatever the latter do. If necessary, the elders give advice to the younger ones not to cause derailment from the correct path of life.
Primarily, the elders in all sectors need to take responsibility for placing the younger ones under their compassions not to face any dangers, hindrances, challenges, troubles, problems, etc. It shows their genuine mind. It is the nature of families in Myanmar society. Although the younger ones become mature as well as possess higher positions than the elders, the latter never lessen their compassions over the former. Such a nature is similar to the river. Everybody knows such an event as the renowned film “the river of no return”.
As such, the younger ones try hard to understand the compassion of the elder ones over them. Reciprocally, the elder ones need to stop their coverage of compassion over all younger persons. It is the main theme of their life. If they remove the system of covering compassion, the main theme of Myanmar’s families will collapse.
Hence, the younger ones need to repay gratitude as well as respect back to the elder ones for coverage of compassion. Likewise, the elder ones need to never discard dispersing compassion with forgiveness over the younger ones for shaping Myanmar to be peaceful.
Hence, the younger ones need to repay gratitude as well as respect back to the elder ones for coverage of compassion. Likewise, the elder ones need to never discard dispersing compassion with forgiveness over the younger ones for shaping Myanmar to be peaceful.
