ZC 2150: The Antidote to Anger by Karen Maizen Miller

Zen Commuter by Thom Walters

May 15, 202614:52Health

In this episode, I share and reflect on part of a thoughtful article from Lion's Roar exploring anger through the lens of Buddhist practice. As one of the "three poisons" alongside greed and ignorance, anger can easily p...

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