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Ancient Wisdom / Modern Mind with Jason Cain

Religion & Spirituality

Suffering and Spirituality is a False Idea

2020-08-06

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In this podcast I’m going to confront the common misconception that suffering will lead to spiritual growth, and I think this idea has taken root because of the idea that suffering builds character. And although a little hardship really does strengthen our character and can even motivate us to try harder, but suffering in itself does not lead to spiritual growth and enlightenment.