Join me on a deeply personal journey into suffering and its great relevance in our lives. In this episode, I'll discuss my own experience with chronic pain and how it has changed my understanding of what it means to be healthy.
Reflecting on years of dealing with suffering on numerous levels, I ask you to consider the possibility that pain serves a greater purpose and value in our lives than we know. Could it be that pain is not to be feared, but rather a means of imparting useful lessons? We'll look at some remarkable facts about chronic health issues, shedding light on chronic pain's widespread prevalence and impact on individuals and society as a whole. Despite its widespread prevalence, chronic pain is poorly understood and undertreated.
I dispute the traditional view of pain as something to avoid or repress, arguing that accepting it with an open heart and mind can lead to significant growth and healing. What if we faced our pain head-on, allowing it to lead us to greater insight and self-awareness? We'll look at the transforming power of love in easing pain and overcoming fear, motivated by a channeled letter I wrote from Love about Pain.
By letting go of our anxieties and embracing love, we may discover a new connection to pain— one that centers around compassion, acceptance, and healing.
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Yong, R. Jasona,*; Mullins, Peter M.b; Bhattacharyya, Neilc. Prevalence of chronic pain among adults in the United States. PAIN 163(2):p e328-e332, February 2022. | DOI: 10.1097/j.pain.0000000000002291
