Relationships Series Talk 3: "People We Don't Like"

Eli opens a conversation on how to be in relationship with “people we don’t like”. He discusses how sitting zazen might help us practice with unpleasant feelings that come up in conflict—anger, frustration, judgement, resentment, and so on. What if we looked at relationships with “people we don’t like” not as imperfections in practice but as the practice itself? <div class="sqs-audio-embed" data-design-style="minimal" data-show-download="false" data-file-location="" data-url="" data-asset-url="https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5c4643243917ee46230d642d/t/69a89fbcce5de27b296cbd78/1772658741674/2026-03-03-Eli+relationships+with+people+we+dont+like.mp3" data-title="Relationships With "People We Don't Like"" data-author="Young Urban Zen" data-length-in-milli-seconds="1740000" data-no-file="No File" data-untitled="Untitled"> Relationships With "People We Don't Like" Young Urban Zen