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On suffering

Suffering it seems has always been our path to redemption and the restorative process. Betrayals are opportunities for psychological growth as we become open and available to broader spectrum of the human experience. Frankl (1959) writes that in moments of our most intense suffering, it is the “mental agony caused by the injustice, the unreasonableness [...]

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