Before answering this question, let’s try to reformulate it. If at all there is such a need to change someone’s script: an actor in a play, a type of animal, some phenomenon in nature or a property? From the outside, everything looks simply amazing and nothing needs to be changed. On the contrary, I want to have around me the maximum number of options for examples of life in their inherent individuality. So what is wrong with us when it comes to ourselves, about the feeling of our path? Why, looking back, do we have more broken than whole. And if this is so, then what was the point of being born into this world, so that in the end you would be teased as a bull in a china shop? It’s sad, of course. Here we could end the article and go our separate ways. It’s nice to return from the cinema on a summer evening and for the first 15 minutes still be in pleasant bliss, remembering the tragic fate of the main character. Or, for example, a traveler who froze his hand was forced to amputate it himself to stay alive and get out of captivity in the ice. All screenwriters have practically the same task - having demonstrated an ugly and tragic situation, make a happy ending (perfection) out of it. It turns out that all the ugly situations in our life are preparations for happiness, good luck and success . In animation, every frame and movement is drawn and is somehow unfinished and ugly. But when the speed of frames increases relative to us, a wonderful picture is revealed to us, full of movement and energy. The states that a person goes through are just as ugly and imperfect, each individually, being even the happiest ends. It's sad, but true. The law applies here - pleasure enters desire and annuls it. The next state is the same, you already understand. The change in state does not depend in this case on the person. The wheel turns and renews a person with a new state without his desire, unexpectedly. This causes suffering and creates fear of the next round of renewal. If a person had a desire for a new state, then this would be the same as being hungry before the upcoming meal. And then it would be pleasure. A person’s unpreparedness, lack of desire for the next state in coordinates where the new unknown is equally happy is an attempt to fix oneself in what one is in under the motto “it wouldn’t be worse!” We’ve half figured it out, let’s move on! Is it possible to change fate? The beginning and end are set and cannot be changed. The properties of updates and the order of their descent are set and cannot be changed. It turns out that we are driven into a rigid corridor of hopelessness and wander sadly as if to the slaughter. What ultimately is in our power to change? Only how we get through this path. With pleasure or through suffering. Wanting to let the next moment into our life and endowing it with the happiest qualities, it enters as pleasure. At this point, we seem to shift our focus to a new place where, for the first time, we can be directly cared for by the power that created us best. It becomes possible directly, since usually there is an egoistic filter between us, which turns caring for us into the opposite form. From the outside, it looks like a stick to happiness. There are a lot of stories of misfortunes and they are all different. Stories about happiness are very similar, as if one carbon copy. There are many destinies and stories of different people living in different conditions, material capabilities, born with completely different starting physical and mental abilities. But despite all this diversity, this is one big indivisible story about happiness. Where every smallest element of the system is unique and everyone needs it and it needs everyone.