What is Happiness? The Buddha and The FIRST NOBLE TRUTH (Part two)

What i will say will not be what a guru believe, a tradition to follow or believe what i believe, but simply explain what i think, to reason with you.

if i remove light from a room, inside the room will now be dark.
But you did not have to bring the dark inside the room, you did not have to turn on darkness's switch, you did not have to open a jar with darkness inside.

now, i know that this could seems trivial, but i think that simplicity is the essence of greatness, look at Jesus, Buddha, Gandhi or any great master, what they had in common? yes, if you answered "semplicity" you're right :)

so if i remove light from a room, there will be dark, but now i wanto to ask you a question:
While there is light, is it possible that on another plan there is darkness too?
that is, is it possible that on another plan the dark is already inside the room also with light on?
you cut the light and, wow, here is the dark.
in physics this lead to the superposition of the states, if you remember Schrödinger's paradox (otherwhise look at this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schr%C3%B6dinger%27s_cat)cat's is at the same time a bit live and a bit dead, when you go watching you have to fall in one of the two states.

Now try to follow me:
if i can understand that in this room there is dark in while there is light on, or, there is the potentiality of the absence of light while there is light, then i can understand another wonderful thing...
if i take it on another plan, while man suffers is on a plan, already happy, already son of God.. IS ALREADY...
then i can understand why the Buddha starts to talk about suffering
if i remove the light, dark is already here, if i remove suffering, happiness is already here..

like when you scratch your scratch and win, the writing "you lost" (because that's how it is) is already there,
scrap away the suffering and you will be ALREADY happy, and if you really understand it, is extraordinary.

Why the Budda did not talk about how to become happy? because if you try to become happy, you're building your happiness, is not your nature, happiness is not something that is possible to acquire following six or seven easy steps, is an intrinsic condition of your being, is something that is already inside you like potentiality, already now!
all that you can become, is something that you're not, or rather, happy, and the Buddha said: "all that you're not, is not real"

See you soon with part three!