Re:The Ripple Effect of Death in a Hotel
by Dylan16807 on Friday November 23, 2018 @12:02AM
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Nobody should be in chronic pain. Please do not conflate instances of pain with chronic pain.
I don't intend to be indifferent, but no one deserves anything. Not pain, not freedom from pain. This sort of entitlement is what leads to suffering.
Re:The Ripple Effect of Death in a Hotel
by MrTonyD on Friday November 23, 2018 @12:10PM
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A community or individual may hold values which include freedom from pain as an entitlement. Please don't impose pseudo-Buddhist misinterpretations on others.
I don't aim to impose, only address human existence ~and~ as it seems. Which includes pain.
Re:The Ripple Effect of Death in a Hotel
by yesenadam on Thursday November 22, 2018 @03:59PM
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suffering is not pain. Suffering is focusing on the pain ...Pain is a fact of life. Its what we do with it that matters.
This is the major insight of Buddhism, I think; that's not a bad summary of the Four Noble Truths.
There is a lot of stuff about mental resiliency (and what to do with chronic pain - emotional and physical) that talks about how to deal with pain.
> quite often there is no viable solution.
There might not be a 'solution' to removing pain. Pain is a fact of life. Its what we do with it that matters.
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