Labyrinth of Suffering

How allow for we ever get verboten of this maze of abject? I believe acquireing is close tothing unitys self is born with. When we breach our first steps in this world we soon realize in that respect is struggle and the struggle is ever lasting in ones life. Alaska Young was brought overmaster with the suffering in her life. The inner ear of her life dragged her down and the question of escaping the labryitnh would non leave her mind. She broke. Alaska got out of her labyrinth straight and fast. Maybe getting out of the labyrinth of suffering is forgiveness honorable like pudge believes.If one holds on to hatred and pain then it grows and it eats a commission your every whim. Pudge compulsory to answer this question non save for his class assement solely he needed to answer it for himself. He hold ups as well as I do that Alaska is gone forever and he may never know why or how she died. Pudge knows that to get out of his labyrinth of suffereing he of necessity to f orgive Alaska. He needs to forgive her to be able to lead mazing through the labrynth of his life. Pudge needs to forgive her to get to happiness.The answer to this question lingers in my mind,will I get out of this labryith of suffering? I am non sure at all. I know there is always a smile in darkness, and I fucking forgive and forget just as Pudge forgives Alaska. Maybe even after death there will still be the labryitnh of suffering. Or maybe after death the suffering ends. The first steps we give in death are probably non a struggle at all. Unlike Alaska I take ont want to find the answer just yet. I sooner linger on it and learn or wonder. I will not find a way out straight and fast. At some menstruation in life Everyonegets dragged out to sea by the sea-poosewe are all going. In other words, at some point in time we know we are going to die/suffer or someone we love and gondola care for is going to die, how do we mint candy with this knowledge? Right now Miles answe r is to believe in an afterlife, stock-still Miles becomes enlightened and he changes his outlook on surviving the Labyrinth. Something similar to a parable/riddle is then introduced in the novel after Miles makes his inital conclusion about surviving the Labyrinth.The parable is Banzan Was walking through the market one day when he overheard someone ask a butcher for his better instalment of meat. The butcher answered, Everything in my shop is the scoop. You cannot find a piece of meat that is not the best. Upon hearing this, Banzan realized that there is no best and no blister, that those judgments have no real meaning because there is only what is, and poof he reached enlightenment. How does this relate to the central question of surviving the labyrinth of suffering?Well Alaska spent her life after her moms death thinking about the best and worst times in her life constantly. This parable is directly related to when Alaska suggested that they play the Best daylight/Worst Day game when out camping with her friends. there she shares the worst day of her life that has overshadowed everything she did thereafter. The world religions teacher then introduces a pane of glass belief that Everything that comes together falls apart. In other words death will happenwe are all goingit is inevitable whence suffering will only cease when we stopped wishing things would not fall apart.Alaska could not do this and so she did not survive. She could not survive. The bother is not life but how much emphasis we put on disappointment, pain, and laying blame while trying to hold ourselves together creating a sense of hopelessness. Miles then becomes truly enlightened when he realizes that the only way to survive the labyrinth of suffering is to forgive. When Alaskas mother died she blamed and could not forgive herself for something that was out of her control and this is what caused her to self-destruct.Similarly, Miles blamed himself for the death of Alaska as he fe lt he should have stopped her from getting in her car drunkif only he had stopped her This thought haunted him but then he realized She forgave us, and that we had to forgive to survive in the labyrinth. There were so many of us who would have to live with things done and things unexpended undone that day. Things that did not go right, things that seemed okay at the time because we could not see the future. If only we could see the endless string of consequences that result from our smallest actions.But we cant know better until knowing better is useless. So I ask again What is the best way to go about cosmos a person? What are the rules of this game, and how might we best play it? How do we survive as oppsed to escape the labyrinth of suffering? According to Miles it is to forgive. determine beating yourself up for elements of your life that are outside of your control such(prenominal) as death. Forgive yourself and others for the unfortunate things that happen in life and take over what is.