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The Pema Chödrön Foundation February 27, 2013
REJOICEMENT THERAPY
Sentient beings are the cause of our enlightenment. When they bother us, we learn patience; when they’re suffering, we learn loving-kindness and compassion. No matter what reaction they evoke,we can relate to them in a way that leads to buddhahood. Instead of buying into aversion, we become tolerant. Instead of staying stuck in selfishness, we extend a hand to someone in distress. Instead of letting jealousy sabotage us, we train in rejoicement therapy.
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Unsubscribe I think I'm getting somewhere on patience (in my life, I mean) but not so much the compassion and tolerance these days/months/years. Oi!