When we want to push someone or something harmful or undesired away, our feeling of aversion usually erupts in anger, hatred, fear, or rejection. Yet in Buddhism, aversion itself is a cause of human suffering. Its opposite is the practice of loving-kindness. As we cultivate compassion this month, let’s explore what orientation toward our current realities can give us the most oomph for healthy, effective resistance.
Rev. Nancy Palmer Jones (she/her), Worship Leader
Ian Van Sice (he/him), Worship Associate
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