Lyrics for Life, Love and Pain by Kyle James Hauser. Good morning sunshine, it's nice to see you out once in awhile. It's twelve already, the c.
Table of contents
- Why Can Love Be So Painful? 6 Ways to Heal and Move On
- Life, Love & Pain Tracklist
- The Dichotomy of Love and Pain
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Why Can Love Be So Painful? 6 Ways to Heal and Move On
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Life, Love & Pain Tracklist
Share this Rating Title: Use the HTML below. You must be a registered user to use the IMDb rating plugin. Learn more More Like This. Misadventures of four groups of guests at the Beverly Hills Hotel. The Sterile Cuckoo M Comedy Drama Romance. Yes, Zen Buddhism, and other philosophical practices may teach us about the principle of non-attatchment, but I do not feel that these ways of being dismiss the painful reality due to the loss of love.
Yes, we can be grateful that the experience of love happened, but we will still be saddened by the loss of any love. This is the bittersweet reality of love. Non-attchment may teach us to not identify with the loss and pain associated with loss, but the fact still remains that loss, pain, and tragedy are real aspects of life.
The Dichotomy of Love and Pain
There is nothing to say to pacify the pain except showing support to the person that is hurt. Even in the faith that we will be united with those that leave us behind we still feel the pain of separation. Faith may bring us peace in knowing that the loved ones are in peace themselves, but it still does not dissolve the pain of separation. Maybe in these writings I am open to the idea that I have lost my way. Maybe I have lost that strong connection I once had to my faith and to God — or maybe as I get older I realize that it was easier to isolate myself in my ideals and naivety as a younger man.
Either way, I am where I am and this is how I now feel. Lately I have been questioning this feeling of discontent with life that I think most of us feel at some point or if not all the time — just beneath the surface of our experience. So then, what do these ideas of impermanence, loss, and pain, have to do with discontent?
Is my feeling of discontent a feeling of bitterness I have towards life because I cannot find absolute peace? You have to ask yourself, what do you value more than your pain? Do you value helping other people more? Perhaps you value helping animals? This is the power of contribution. Understanding how to find meaning out of your pain is a way to take a broken heart and turn it into something that will help you grow and expand your ability to love. We have to go through the emotions of shock, denial, hurt and anger. But eventually there is acceptance.
And the best way to reach peace is to find a higher meaning out of our need to serve others.
One of the keys to utilization is envisioning a compelling future. What does your new vision look like? What are you going to be doing differently in the future? And what are you going to do differently today? But if you learn and adapt, you can achieve a new level of living that would have never been possible had you not gone through the heartache you did. By entering your information on the Tony Robbins website, you agree that we may collect and use your personal information for marketing, and for other purposes, as set forth in our Privacy Policy, which we encourage you to review.