Why should we not be angry with others? Any person who causes us distress, does so because they are confined within a rigid frame of their psyche (their mind) and their material body. This is why it is extremely difficult for them to change themselves, and how they regard others. This is easily understood if we consider the behavior of animals. the psychophysical features of an animal confine it within a very rigid frame of existence. This is why an animal cannot rid itself of its selfishness, its egoism -- their mind simply does not possess sufficient strenth for that. Therefore, its opportunities for progress are minimal. Recognizing this, a reasonable person would not blame a dog for barking. By barking, it is merely acting within its boundaries, performing its duties. torsunov
Posted on: Fri, 14 Jun 2013 02:31:11 +0000
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