Many of us want to help right the wrongs in the world. Many folks feel angry at the injustices in the world and hold resentment, bitterness and rage. There is so much happening in this world that is, simply put, wrong.
So, how do we go forward? How do we live, see what is happening here, not be in denial, and move towards healing and resolution? Basically, how can we be angry and loving?
I grew up in an angry household. By the time I was eleven, I could hold my own in any screaming match, insult contest or stare down. Because this was the language of my childhood, I was proud to be so adept with this powerful emotion.
However, as an adult, I found that my skills as an angry person were not seen as something to be proud of.
Last week, someone wrote me an email and asked, “What is the greatest challenge one may have to overcome, in order to attain the epitome of a spiritual path?”
This is a story in response to that question. I also copied my brief answer, below.
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