SHENKAR
GRADUATES
סופשנה
שנקר
“No man leaves this world with even half of his desires fulfilled: one who has one hundred wants two hundred. One who has two hundred wants four hundred” (Ecclesiastes Rabbah, 1 34).
People always desire more than they can get in life. And the more wealth they accumulate, the hungrier they become. The Buddhists believe this is part of the human condition. They call it Duḥkha—the vicious cycle of discontent. In this video, I wanted to shed light on this human trait and trace its consequences.