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| Posted By: |
Neo |
| Response to: |
Noah's survey,
Posted by: Noah |
| Date: |
15-Feb-2000 |
| Subject: |
It depends |
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I think that people who meditate and practice mindfulness during the day become pretty powerful, uh, they have a lot of life energy running through them. Such a person, if they are mastering unattachment, may not hold onto the anger of another person very long at all. Fluid awareness. That same person, with lots of power, may get pissed off at someone and their anger might have a lot of energy behind it. I remember Rama saying that the worst thing we could do was project our anger at a being like himself, because it would reflect back on us 10 fold. So, I guess there are lots of levels to your question. It depends on the people involved. As we hopefully become more refined with practice we notice that we have less anger to "share" and other's anger is not very interesting to us. |
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