The Ending, or The Transcending?
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Q: Unfortunately this is so true most of the time.
No one notices your pain, your tears or your sorrow, sadness.
All they notice is your mistakes.
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A: Even though others notice, they can hardly help you in getting rid of your(?) pain, unless you yourself don’t notice. After all, is not pain, sorrow, suffering always a very personal matter? Unless you don't tell, who can even know your pain, sorrow, suffering except you yourself? And is not there also a proverbial silver-line around the dark cloud? Is not there all hope within one’s own reach to transcend this pain, sorrow, suffering…?
Let us find out.
Is not suffering a call for attention?
When attended to and dealt with due and proper response, it may possibly end.
Or, may be, will take its own time.
Nothing stays.
(Not preaching, just suggesting.)
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Q: Unfortunately this is so true most of the time.
No one notices your pain, your tears or your sorrow, sadness.
All they notice is your mistakes.
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A: Even though others notice, they can hardly help you in getting rid of your(?) pain, unless you yourself don’t notice. After all, is not pain, sorrow, suffering always a very personal matter? Unless you don't tell, who can even know your pain, sorrow, suffering except you yourself? And is not there also a proverbial silver-line around the dark cloud? Is not there all hope within one’s own reach to transcend this pain, sorrow, suffering…?
Let us find out.
Is not suffering a call for attention?
When attended to and dealt with due and proper response, it may possibly end.
Or, may be, will take its own time.
Nothing stays.
(Not preaching, just suggesting.)
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Note :
"Is not suffering a call for attention?"
Courtesy : Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj.
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