“When we encourage people to listen to their feelings, when we help them search inside themselves for their own answers, or when we conceptualize their suffering in a way that allows them to understand it better and embrace their own Humanity, we do so on the assumption that we all have the potential for attaining a kind of wisdom about life, about who we are and what we seek, about what is possible and what is not, about what can be changed and what must be mourned.”