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“The splintered cross, how deep it can go!”

Book:Vocation of a Gadfly

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“If you’re the kind of person who does not like to read about suffering and bloodshed and tears, why don’t you just pretend the day did end there, and close this book right now? On the other hand, if you’re the kind of person who does like reading about suffering and bloodshed and tears, may I politely ask… well, what is wrong with you?”

Suffering Reading Tears Bloodshed

Book:In a Glass Grimmly

Source: In a Glass Grimmly

“Words empower us, move us beyond our suffering and set us free. This is the sorcery of literature. We are healed by our stories.”

Stories Suffering Literature Healing Words Words Have Power

Book:An Unspoken Hunger: Stories from the Field

Source: An Unspoken Hunger: Stories from the Field

“God is bigger than any of life's fires that we face.”

Suffering Trials Trials And Tribulations Trials Of Life Trials Quotes

Book:Heart Renovation: A Construction Guide to Godly Character

Source: Heart Renovation: A Construction Guide to Godly Character

“The cause of your suffering is based on the internal structure of your mind -- all the causes of your discomfort and distress originate from the inner world, and not from the outer world. Given the fact that the human brain is a necessary and proximate sufficient cause of the human mind, in general, start with the re-arrangement of your brain activity, if you want to avoid all the suffering in your life. Remember, your brain is the ultimate cure for your suffering, as well as its ultimate cause.”

Suffering Cause And Effect Inner World Outer World

Author:Elmar Hussein

“Comfort rarely produces great art.”

Art Inspiration Pain Motivation Suffering Advice Comfort Uncomfortable Artists Tips

Author:Mokokoma Mokhonoana

“In the mind of western man, there is nearly always a tendency to overrate suffering. This tendency is inherited from Christianity and Romanticism. One has, for centuries, considered suffering to be an atonement, a purification, and a cause of uplift. Suffering may comprise such virtues but not necessarily so.”

Suffering Christianity Romanticism

Book:Be Who You Are

Source: Be Who You Are

“Penned creatures suffer, but the more so when they imagine a pen what ain’t there”

Suffering Feeling Trapped

Book:Jane Steele

Source: Jane Steele

“Perhaps your purpose is to go through the halls of suffering, discover your magic, and resurface as a doctor of restoration. Restoration is discovered in the divine blueprint. Change your blueprint and you change results.”

Purpose Suffering Change Results Magic Divine Restoration Magical Discover Blueprint

Author:Deborah Bravandt

“So we have to find the realm of buddhas within the realm of demons. In other words, in the realm of pain and suffering, we have to find the realm of peace and harmony. This is religious practice.”

Suffering Mindfulness Peace Of Mind Zen Buddhism Peace Within Sacrament Of The Present Moment

Book:Each Moment Is the Universe: Zen and the Way of Being Time

Source: Each Moment Is the Universe: Zen and the Way of Being Time

“That it is nobler to suffer than to inflict suffering, is the most difficult and profound Jesus idea.”

Suffering Change Youth Confession Echo Youth Noble Sentiments Jesus Idea

Book:Confessions oor kerkwees

Source: Confessions oor kerkwees

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