65 – Dealing with Fear, Anger, and Hatred as a Buddhist

The Zen Studies Podcast
02/07/2018 31 min Episodio 65
65 – Dealing with Fear, Anger, and Hatred as a Buddhist

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I've been getting a lot of questions from people about how to deal with fear, anger, and hatred as a Buddhist – our own as well that of others, especially at a time when people are so divided, and doing so much damage to one another. I discuss the Buddhist view of fear, anger, and hatred - what they are, why they arise, and why we end up acting on them even though they end up causing suffering for self and other. Then I'll talk about the implications of these teachings to our everyday lives.

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