Mystical Suffering is a literary-theological construct that denotes the portrayal of pain and affliction as a transcendent, divinely imbued experience through which individuals attain spiritual insight, union with the divine, or redemptive meaning, thereby distinguishing it from secular or purely tragic representations of suffering.
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Manvir Singh · Current Anthropology · 2021 · 53 citations · Full text
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