Intellectual Path and Detachment - Reply to Ray

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Thanks for your valuable thoughts, Ray. encourages us to wind

back our emotions to their source. If something makes you angry, try

and pinpoint where the anger started from .......

 

You will find, my guess, that the heart wasn't big or wide enough to

find neutral space.

 

Instead the emotion spurted out of a field of self-made exclusivity

whose currencies are things like " avoiding rejection " , " minimising

loss " or " being the one " - in other words - a tight-fisted concept of

who we are. Breaching these 'sacred borders' causes anger.

 

Fade the borders and the anger disappears - John R.