Kierkegaard as a guide toward the persistence -- and beauty -- of suffering. He reveled in it; I don't. Suffering is the fly in an otherwise content life.
Suffering consciously inflicted upon oneself may, indeed, prove to be salvific: a redundant form of mortifying one's flesh. The soul needs peace and harmony, not additional pain.
27 Oct 2003
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