Apr 30, 2018 3 min

Ill Will

from Buddhist Boot Camp Podcast Hosted by Timber Hawkeye

When you feel the impulse to hurt someone (or when someone hurts you), remember we can't soothe our own pain by placing it on someone else. In fact, I think we increase our suffering when we harbor ill-thoughts toward others.

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