Introduction
There are two types of pain when it comes to psychological
or inner pain. One is the pain that is triggered from something outside of us
and the other is the pain that is triggered from inside of us.
Triggered from Outside
The pain that is triggered from outside is the very common
or typical type of pain that we feel. For example, we fail at something, someone
says something about us, we have an argument, we are insulted, we are treated
harshly, we are abused etc. etc.
So in effect something happens to us and because of that we
feel pain. Essentially he one or more ego in us suffers because f what has
happened to us or someone close to us.
Triggered from Inside
This is the pain that can be more intense because it
pertains to the way we relate to our inner Divinity. This pain comes from the
realisation that we are not doing the best by our interior Divinity. When
realise that are attitudes, actions, ill-will etc. are making our inner Being
or parts of our Inner Being to suffer.
Conclusion
We all feel at some point these two types of pain. The more
we work on ourselves the more we will feel the second type of pain, where that
pain is triggered from inside of us.
In all the cases the remedy to the pain we feel even though
it may not seem to be, is to do a work on ourselves.
End (572).
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