The Inevitability Of Suffering Analysis

Life is full of ups and downs, twists and turns, and suffering and enjoyment. We must be ready to face the challenges of life because no one knows what future is in store for us. Most of life is full of pain and suffering that most of us would not choose if we ultimately had the choice. Whether you suffer from private pain, public or national pain with your communities, or conflict inside of your workplace. “In some form, suffering touches each of us, and all our organization's” (Hall). So, how do you choose to deal with the inevitability of suffering? Do you let it make you stronger and build you up, or do you let yourself hit rock bottom and camp out there? “Pain and hardship is inevitable for those of us who are trying to climb to the highest of heights in life. It is a necessary and symbolic relationship that can not be separated” (Freeman). However, many of us understand that suffering is unavoidable in many situations,
For example, he stated that he had an increased personal strength. Most people who go through times of suffering, they usually find courage and strength that they didn’t know that they had (Hall). Hall did not know how he was going to react to something his wife getting cancer. “Not that my response has been perfect by any stretch, but I know that my love for my wife has grown stronger, and that I can weather more storms of life than I thought” (Hall). In addition, he gained a deeper appreciation of vulnerability. Through this experience he realized, “the reality of uncertainty is deeper than the illusion of certainty I used to live in. This realization brings a strange sense of peace. This experience has confronted me with my fundamental vulnerability and need for others” (Hall). Hall now accepts that he cannot “fix” all the problems that come his way and now spends less time fighting against his limitations and more time empathizing and having compassion for those around