It is helpful to realize that the anger is not at what ‘is’, but at what ‘is not’. We are angry not because someone is selfish or stingy, as we think, but actually because they are not considerate, generous, or loving. If recontextualized
It is helpful to realize that the anger is not at what ‘is’, but at what ‘is not’. We are angry not because someone is selfish or stingy, as we think, but actually because they are not considerate, generous, or loving. If recontextualized