Scientists have uncovered a brain circuit linking physical pain to emotional suffering, offering new hope for chronic pain treatment.

The psychiatrist Mark Epstein shares his insights about the mind after decades of working with patients and practicing ...

Pain isn't just a physical sensation—it also carries emotional weight. That distress, anguish, and anxiety can turn a ...

Introduction: The Burden of Expectations Have you ever felt crushed not by what happened, but by what you thought should ...

When Seneca said we suffer more in imagination, he wasn’t telling us to ignore reality. He was reminding us that reality is often kinder than our thoughts about it.

Why does God allow suffering? As much as we dislike it and do everything we can to fight it, we will suffer on this side of heaven By Jeannie Cunnion Fox News Published October 20, 2024 10:00am EDT ...

The repayments of debts happen through feelings, joys and tears. There is a constant endeavour to find the reasons why we long and suffer or love and feel wasted or feel joyful and contented.

So, then, why does a sovereign God allow such suffering? Perhaps you’ve heard it posed this way: “Why do good people suffer?” I cannot pretend to have all the answers to that profound question.

E ndurance. A related reason for suffering is to produce perseverance, develop determination, and frankly, see if we are worth our weight in faith.

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If there is a God, why does He or She allow suffering? Good question! It is one with which all believers wrestle, and the short answer is that I do not know, at least not fully. The question is ...

We can all recognize suffering when we see it; we’ve all been there. The bigger question is: Why do we suffer?