Dostoyevsky’s words remind us that in suffering, existence itself can be an act of courage. When life feels unbearable, the simple declaration “I exist” becomes a foothold against despair—a powerful reminder that even in agony, your presence has meaning and purpose.
To endure is to affirm your value, even when you can’t see the full picture.
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In suffering, existence is an act of faith. This reflection explores how holding onto ‘I exist’ amidst agony reveals purpose, resilience, and God’s presence in the fire.
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