Hate Around the World - Mental Resilience Through Meditat...

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Welcome back to Mental Resilience Through Meditation with Dr. JLJ.Today, Dr. JLJ is discussing a very timely topic: hate. Dr. JLJ dives deep into the question "what is the composition psychologically of a person more inclined to hate than others?"At its core, it stems from an internal struggle; fear and self-hatred projected onto others. "The things people hate about others is things people fear within themselves."Join Dr. JLJ as he navigates the intricate terrain of hate—its origins, its manifestations in today's world, and beyond. It promises to be a journey of profound understanding and enlightenment.

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This episode was published on May 15, 2024.

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Welcome back to Mental Resilience Through Meditation with Dr. JLJ.Today, Dr. JLJ is discussing a very timely topic: hate. Dr. JLJ dives deep into the question "what is the composition psychologically of a person more inclined to hate than others?"At...

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