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Mouloud Benzadi
“The hardest thing in life is to find yourself with someone, so close to you yet so far.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“It is not those who can inflict the most but those who can endure the most who will conquer.”
― Terence Macswiney, Principles of Freedom

Isha Barlas
“Some people suffer in silence, pain in the hearts but smiles on their faces.”
― Isha Barlas

“Every unpleasant worldly experience in life exposes our sensitive nervous systems to painful phenomena. Despite all the beer commercial advertisement slogans urging us to live with gusto, life is unavoidably painful. Life is a battering ram that inflicts trauma upon human beings. People blunt the traumatic force of enduring a lifetime of pain, fearfulness, and unremitted anguish and boredom with religion, sex, booze, drugs, fantasy, and other indulgent acts and forms acts of escapism.”
― Kilroy J. Oldster, Dead Toad Scrolls

“The reason many people suffer is not that life is too tough; it's that they haven't found something worth living for.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know

“While suffering is universal, victimhood is optional.”
― Brian Reese

“If you embrace all the suffering that life hands out it’s too much to bear. If you refuse to embrace it, what kind of person does it make you?”
― Paula Lichtarowicz, The Snow Hare

Mooji
“God gives us opportunities to grow and evolve.. Sometimes you can look back and see how your so called sufferings brought you very far. If you see it this way, you can neither be a sufferer nor a victim of anything”
― Mooji

“Your future is bright, just work hard for it today and suffer now. It is waiting for you”
― Onipede Ayomide

Akwasi O. Ofori
“There are many present-day believers who are under the illusion that once they surrender their lives to Christ, life becomes easy.
Unfortunately the Christian life entails sacrifices. All believers are not called in the same way and manner. While some may enjoy lives of comfort, others may have to go through lives of pain and trials in order to consolidate their faith.”
― Akwasi O. Ofori, I WILL LIFT UP MY CUP: Understanding the Heart of True Worship

“Never give up today if It seems too hard: suffer now or regret later; suffer now and succeed tomorrow”
― Onipede Ayomide

Ron Acosta
“Grief is not an attractive part of life. No one wants to relive it or get a selfie of their grief experience. But suffering (going through) the grieving process made me the conqueror I am today.”
― Ron Acosta, Unstoppable Grace: A Memoir

“One reality and truth about life is that either you suffer now and become successful in the future... Or do what it pleases you now and later face many difficulties in the future.
Life itself offers both light and darkness.”
― Onipede Ayomide

“You choose your sufferings.”
― Garima Soni - words world

“Sometimes, you are the reason others are suffering.”
― Garima Soni - words world

Allene vanOirschot
“Even when God allows your pain to linger, He never leaves you without glimpses of His grace and sprinkles of His favor, scattered all around, waiting to bring you comfort.”
― Allene vanOirschot, I TALKED TO GOD TODAY: 4 Week Devotional Prayer Journal Pain, Suffering and Daily Living

Allene vanOirschot
“When the storm in your life drowns out the voice of God, lean in closer; that's when He’s whispering.”
― Allene vanOirschot, A TALK WITH GOD TODAY: SPIRITUAL GROWTH IN 4 WEEKS

“Getting to heaven feels like suffering; getting to hell feels like bliss until it’s too late.”
― Genereux U. Philip

“The road to heaven feels like hell.
The road to hell feels like heaven.”
― Genereux Uwabunkonye Philip

“IF THE STREETS DON’T IMPRESS YOU ANYMORE, YOU’RE ON THE RIGHT PATH.”
― Genereux Uwabunkonye Philip

Sarah Voldeng
“Control can also invite suffering and disappointment because it is impossible to exercise control where we have no reign..”
― Sarah Voldeng, The Art of an Enlightened Woman: A Manifesto

Shawn D. Phelps
“The root cause of our problems and suffering is that we genuinely believe our identity is 'me.”
― Shawn D. Phelps, The Third Person Method: A Daily Practice to Lead, Create + Live From Your Higher-Self Intelligence

Rob Liano
“Stop being the sole occupant in the house built of bitterness, regret, resentment, anger and pain.”
― Rob Liano

Rob Liano
“Stop being the sole occupant in a house built of bitterness, regret, resentment, anger and pain.”
― rob liano

Omar Delawar
“In life, we can suffer willingly or unwillingly, but suffering itself isn't optional.”
― Omar Delawar

Dark Night Beacon
“The Beacon of the Dark Night is not a light that saves you from the climb, it is the light that keeps you moving when the path disappears. It whispers that suffering is not a sentence, but a forge. That the very ache you carry is evidence of becoming.”
― Dark Night Beacon, Beacon of the Dark Night: Shining Hope Through the Shadows

Dark Night Beacon
“The lake does not ask questions. The mountains do not explain suffering. They simply endure, mysterious, silent witnesses to every passing storm within me.”
― Dark Night Beacon, Beacon of the Dark Night: Shining Hope Through the Shadows

“A person whose identity relies on the fact that they were successful becomes vulnerable to failure; someone who needs to feel admired is vulnerable to criticism; someone who thinks that their relationship has to last forever becomes vulnerable once they break up; and any person who makes an issue out of every unsatisfied desire causes suffering on top of the initial one. Letting go is not avoiding suffering itself but simply taking away the extra meaning attached to it.”
― Dain Sica, The Failed Experiment: An Essay on Consciousness, Determinism, Suffering, and the Human Condition

“Our brains were shaped by nature over millions of years. Everything in our DNA was made for that world: hunting, gathering, resting, belonging to a tribe. The drive was simple: find food find shelter stay safe.. The system we live in now with its money, status, schedules and constant comparison is not part of nature. It's something we built. Our DNA has no instructions for it. Once our basic needs were met the drive to survive didn't switch off. It stayed alive. Attached itself to things it was never built for: wealth, approval, image, position. The brain treats them as survival though nothing in our DNA understands them. In nature every search ended: we hunted, we ate, we rested. In this system the search never. Nothing ever says 'enough.' The drive stays active with nowhere to go. The mind fills the gap with a story about who we are what we lack and what we must become. That story constructs the self, which's nothing more than an accumulation of past experience. From it an emerges and its only job is to survive in a system our DNA never prepared it for.. Everything this ego defends the status, the image, the possessions the roles was made up by us. It is fragile. In natures terms meaningless.. We treat it as a matter of survival and the clash, between that story and reality is what we feel as suffering. We are the cause of our own suffering: not because we are flawed but because we give importance to what we invented.”
― Dain Sica

Sadia Hakim
“I, my dear, do not have the luxury of not suffering, of not overthinking, of not feeling too deeply. I, my dear, do not have the luxury of not being a human with a heart.”
― Sadia Hakim, Zille

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