The Other Side of Suffering
When I was a kid optical illusion books were a fad one year. It seemed like a novelty gift you received at a white elephant gift exchange or read while waiting for the dentist. The trick was to blur your eyes, shift your focus to behind the page and an image, that at the surface looked like dots, would appear as a solid object in 3D. It was really hard for me to see them. I had had eye therapy as a kid and just to focus normally was challenging. Unlike me, friends could pick up the book and see the hidden image instantly. I know those books really did work, as once I saw it too and I was really excited but I lost focus and the image was gone. The same can be said for suffering. You can see the issue multiple ways and to behold it with a divi...