I get the chance to cultivate deep and profound patience. You seem to become more desperate and to be dragged deeper into a swirling cauldron of anger and resentment. As awful as I feel at times being constantly berated I can at least take comfort in the fact that I am able to use the poison as an anti-venom and iniculate myself against the kilesas. But, what do you get? I am saddened when I think about the ways you are hurting yourself but there’s nothing I can do except to work on my own heart and try my best not to add fuel to this ever-raging inferno.
Posted by: Michael Rickicki | 06/10/2018
What Do You Get?
Posted in Buddha, Buddhism, Dhamma, Family Life, Khanti, Theravada | Tags: discord, marriage, patience, resentment
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By: Adrian on 06/11/2018
at 7:36 am