The Good That Can Come From Suffering

I used to be one of those people who thought suffering was a bad thing, but now I look at it, suffering was a learning experince for me. I now in my way toward my dreams, and I thank my past experince for that, cause I would have never has this high spirit if I had not experinced the pain of my past. The difficulties and hardships I encounter create meaning and depth to my lives.

Suffering is the first step towards compassion and understanding. Without suffering we would never feel the stirring of our spiritual heart. suffering is inevitable either we embrace it and learn from what it has to offer or prolong it and fester the wound by denying its existence.

Real suffering is an authentic and realist response to the ragged wounds of living a human life. It’s also unavoidable and an essential part of every human life. Illness, loss of loved ones, disappointment, decline, death, limitations, and imperfections startle and shake us. But they awaken us to find meaning, dignity, and significance in our lives. They open the heart to pure compassion and new found creative energy.

Real suffering is useful. It propels us to new levels of consciousness and self-knowledge. It is through suffering and pain that we break down our habitual barriers between ourselves and others and allow for the entrance of a transpersonal, transcendent perspective: a full appreciation of our intimate and profound spiritual connections.

Are you in real suffering right now?
I think that this kind of question is only open to those who have suffered. When we suffer, we infact take a step back in life. We see life as hell and watch in pain the world around us continuing on. We see life from a different respective and once the pain eases, heals, we become aware of things that weren’t open to us before. Our life is inevitebly transformed and the real importances to us in life stand out from the rest. We understand life from a different level, which in the most cases urges people to attain a higher understanding of life.

Most of the person who have suffered, choose to believe that suffering is something that they all must go though so that they may begin to see exactly what God did for them. Through their suffering they have found God. That is the good that can come from suffering.