Buddhism teaches that although every thing changes and nothing stays the same – however, changes are not arbitrary. A new situation develops but not at random. Reality indicates the dynamism of patterns and laws.
The Order that binds causes of change with their consequent effects or results – is the Law of Cause and Effect. The Law of Cause and Effect s the power that operates all phenomena in nature and in the life of individuals. Your own life is a sequence of changes made by Causes leading to Effects. A good cause leads to beneficial result of growth and harmony, a bad one leads to limitations and suffering.
But if you use the word “Hardships” instead of “chaos” in your question, then Buddhism explains that hardships can be used for transformation into meaningful experiences. In Buddhism this principle is called changing the negative into positive – or more dramatically: Changing Poison Into Medicine.
