Improving Our Relationship with Others
The Inner Wealth of Compassion
If we are skillful, friends can be like treasure chests, from whom we can obtain the precious wealth of love, compassion, patience, and so forth. For our friends to function in this way, however, our love for them must be free from attachment. If our love for our friends is mixed with strong attachment it will be conditional upon their behaving in ways that please us, and, as soon as they do something we disapprove of, our liking for them may turn to anger. In fact, the most common objects of our anger are often our friends, not our enemies or strangers!
- From Transform Your Life
by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso
Click below to view: Improving Our Relationship With Others (10 minutes)
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