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EPISODE · Jun 12, 2020 · 36 MIN

138 - Buddhist Images of Fierceness and Compassionate Anger

from The Zen Studies Podcast · host Domyo Burk

Despite the placid appearance of most Buddha statues and the Buddhist precept against indulging anger, there is a place for fierceness and compassionate anger in Buddhism. Especially when we're faced with injustice or need to protect others, we may need the energy of anger or fierceness to make ourselves heard. I discuss how respect for appropriate fierceness and anger appears in Buddhist iconography and mythology.

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