The problem of suffering is not an evil. The positive point of suffering is that it is a challenge. It gives us an incentive to work. It activates one’s mind. Suffering is a blessing in disguise. History shows that those who were born with a silver spoon in their mouths failed to achieve any great success, while those who faced hardship and disadvantages emerged as super-achievers. It is not ease, but effort; not facility but difficulty, that makes a man.