Suffer Collection
"Suffer little children to come unto me, " said Jesus, embracing the innocence and vulnerability of youth
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"Suffer little children to come unto me, " said Jesus, embracing the innocence and vulnerability of youth. In Medusa Raft - 1, we witness the sufferings endured by those who dare to challenge the wrath of mythical creatures. The Death of Bhishma portrays the agony inflicted upon a noble warrior, mortally wounded by Arjuna's relentless arrows. The Battle of Marciano in Val di Chiana captures the horrors faced by soldiers as they endure the brutality of war. In contrast, The Fisherman's Prayer depicts a humble plea for relief from suffering, seeking solace in divine intervention. Halt of Prince Charles Edward on the Banks of Nairne showcases a moment frozen in time when even royalty must confront their own hardships. The Arms Race represents an ongoing struggle for power and dominance that perpetuates suffering worldwide. Hugh Latimer and Nicholas Ridley being burnt at stake symbolize martyrdom and sacrifice for one's beliefs; their words echo with courage and resilience. Amidst all this turmoil, three runaway schoolboys find themselves battling seasickness—a reminder that suffering comes in many forms, sometimes unexpected yet undeniably real. And there stands a hairdresser on stilts—perhaps offering respite from daily struggles through creativity and self-expression. Finally, Glaisher and Coxwell soar high into uncharted skies as pioneers facing physical discomforts but driven by curiosity and ambition. Suffering permeates our existence—it is both universal and deeply personal. Yet within its depths lie stories of resilience, hope, faith, bravery, compassion—the very essence that defines our humanity.