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How to Suffer Well by Peter Hollins

  How to suffer well by Peter Hollins : Book Review Suffering is inevitable and humans needs to learn to deal with it rather than resist it. A learning so necessary in the current times that “How to Suffer well” by Peter Hollins concentrates on a goldmine of an interesting topic. A unique topic to write a book on and a more unusual one to read about. The topic itself is so sensitive that readers would rather pick up something lite and breezy rather than something so serious. “How to Suffer well” by Peter Hollins is a book that focuses on a serious emotion of the current times dealt in a nuanced and simple understandable language. The underlying learning is that pain in inevitable, suffering is not. The book though not divided into sections, but can be so by the reader. The book technically comprises tools and techniques to deal with suffering and pain based on the Buddhist conception, stoicism’s approach to suffering, Victor Frankl’s approach to suffering and pain and general t...

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