suffering

Statement:

I see suffering not so much as a passive state, but rather as an active force emerging from experience, memory, recollection, loss and human encounter, a force that constitutes our inner and outer world and constantly morphs into new forms as time unfolds.

I believe acquiring knowledge of the deeper layers of these resonances offers a way to relational coexistence or acceptance, a way in which the heavy burden of experiences transforms into the possibility of understanding and reflection.