“Some view suffering as divine punishment for moral transgressions; others see it as a necessary part of the soul’s education and evolution. To find meaning in the suffering and adversity in your own life, look back to before they occurred, and observe yourself now—stronger, wiser, perhaps more compassionate as a result of your struggles. You may see in your own life how the path to Heaven may pass through Hell—and how we sometimes have to deal with the darkness before we can see the light.”  
  
               Dan Millman and Doug Childers in “Divine Interventions”
 

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