Is Suffering Merely a Word or an Actuality?

August 12th ~ Is suffering merely a word, or an actuality?  If it is an actuality and not just a word, then the word has no meaning now, so there is merely the feeling of intense pain.  With regard to what?  With regard to an image, to an experience, to something that you have or have not.  If you have it, you call it pleasure; if you haven’t it is pain.  Therefore pain, sorrow, is in relationship to something.  Is that something merely verbalization, or an actuality?–as fear cannot exist by itself but only in relationship to something: to an individual, to an incident, to a feeling.  Now you are fully aware of the suffering.  Is that suffering apart from you and therefore you are merely the observer who perceives the suffering, or is that suffering you?

November 26th, 2019 ~ Fear cannot exist by itself but only in relationship to something.  

Reference

As in most posts on Zentrepreneurial.com, italicization of words refers to the words of either Jiddu Krishnamurti or Albert Low.  The website writer’s words are in regular text.

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