Pain ∞ Music.

In the world of those who play the Piano,

they are called Pianists. Right?
Similarly, I suggest that those
who are intimately familiar with pain could be termed Painists.
This notion arises from the belief that
music often has depth and beyond
It is the consequences and emotional richness of the
experiences of pain and suffering,
just as pain can find expression and solace through music.

I thought this concept lies in a deep relationship
between music and human emotions,
where each emotion and liability lies in the other.

The pianist channels their emotions through the keys,
while the Painist,
finds a connection and understanding in the
melodies and harmonies that emerge all the pain with music or
a Painist with a Pianist.
This parallelism highlights the interconnected of music and the human experience with each other emotions,
where both joy and pain find expression and release.

It's interesting to note that
why there is no word like Painist in the world and
it may be because no one wants to feel pain.
Everyone is hiding from it.
We lack a word like Painist,
which suggests we try to avoid pain.
We use words like painless and painkiller to remove or minimize it.
Pain is universal, but we've developed ways to cope with it.
This could challenge cultural norms that
discourage people from expressing pain.
Pain can indicate injury or illness, prompt growth,
and learning, or remind us of our humanity.
To become more resilient,
empathetic, and authentic,
we could incorporate pain more fully into our lives.