He looked at all and said, "Is there no remedy for it?" They said, "There are remedies, but remedies are limited." It was the first experience of life that gave him a blow. With that blow his soul was wakened, and he began to think, "How can they be relieved of all different kinds of miseries?" The whole life of Buddha went in it; he was devoted to find the remedy to relieve humanity. He thought of things, examined different aspects of life, talked with people, consoled them and served them. Every moment of life of Buddha was devoted to finding the remedy to relieve humanity, whatever way it can be. In this pursuit of relief he found out the same mystery, the mystery which all great prophets and souls have found, and the mystery was self-realization. That was the remedy of all miseries, and nothing else. Give the poor money, he will be poorer still.