Why Pain Exists: The Body’s Most Uncomfortable Protector

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 Everything feels normal—until it isn’t. One sudden, sharp, stabbing sensation can instantly hijack our attention, forcing us to stop whatever we’re doing. Pain is intrusive, unpleasant, and often frightening. Naturally, we ask ourselves: Why does pain exist at all? And more importantly, why does it sometimes feel like our own body is working against us? Despite how much we dislike it, pain is not a design flaw. It is one of the most essential survival mechanisms the human body possesses. Without it, life would not be easier—it would be far more dangerous. Pain as the Body’s Alarm System At its core, pain functions as an alarm. Its primary job is to warn us that something is wrong and that immediate action is required. From a scientific standpoint, pain is defined not merely as a physical sensation but as a complex sensory and emotional experience . This distinction is important because pain does more than signal damage—it demands attention. When you touch something extremely hot,...
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The Hawk Who Thought He Was a Chicken by Titan007

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 They say that long ago, a hawk lived on a forested hill. He built a nest in the crown of a tall tree, and soon his mate laid four eggs. Then a fierce earthquake struck, shaking the nest and sending the eggs tumbling down the slope. One egg rolled into a chicken farm at the base of the hill. The hens knew an egg needed care, so they gave it to an old broody hen.


In time, the shell cracked, and out came a beautiful hawk. But raised among chickens, the little hawk grew up believing he was one of them.
One day, while playing in the yard, he looked up and saw a band of hawks circling high above the farm. His heart leapt—he longed to soar like them. The chickens laughed: “You’re just a chicken. You’ll never fly like that. Learn your place!” Little by little, the hawk abandoned his dreams. He lived and died convinced he was a chicken.
The lesson is simple: surrender to a negative, limiting story, and you become a prisoner of a lie. If you’re a hawk, live as a hawk—spread your wings and climb the sky. Don’t quit on your dreams, and don’t let the coop define your ceiling.
Remember: your self-belief and your aspirations draw the line between failure and success. Raise your confidence. Surround yourself with people who strengthen your resolve and remind you who you are.
And one more thing—dare to dream, work for it, and then fly high in the open sky of success. Don’t be the hawk who settles for being a chicken. The Most High has granted you abundant gifts and set you apart with immense potential and strength. Discover those blessings, use them in obedience to God, and attain true happiness in this life and the next.

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