What is tolerance?

(1) Many times, we find that a lot of our anger often stems from others not taking their own path-respecting differences and understanding differences, which is tolerance;

(2) In Buddhism's view, tolerance means accepting impermanence, that is, accepting that nothing should be-nothing should not be, such as "my life should not be such a failure"; "He shouldn't be so bad to me"; "The son should not suffer in the earthquake"; "ZF should not rob and tear down my house" and so on.

3 physical feelings. Finally, no matter how to explain and understand tolerance in thinking, physical feelings are very important. True tolerance will directly make the body have some experiences, such as: the body feels unprecedented openness, infiltration, softening and relaxation.

When do you need tolerance?

Emotionally, I need tolerance, because I have been violated, or I am right and others are wrong. Hating without forgiveness will certainly bring you a sense of superiority in morality or conscience, but it may also make you unable to be really happy. Tolerance can make us put down and feel at ease.

Psychologically speaking, tolerance means understanding and understanding what others have done in the past: it turns out that "all injuries come from love." My partner and I are just "recipients", not what he did to me. I am a weak person who is forced to be violated.

Discuss these, not just to choose your own posture, inclusive or not. I remember one of my predecessors said: "Tolerance" is a good book, and its views are also good. But he doesn't advocate studying in China. Because China people are very tolerant. A gentleman does something, but he doesn't. After all, the era of swords and shadows is boiling in people's hearts.

Bloody and tolerance are equally important.

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