#4: How to Live (Without Anger)
September 23, 2016 05:47
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We believe that anger validates us; it helps show us as passionate, involved
and even becomes integral to our identity. But to believe that if you do not
argue you submit, if you don’t fight then you are indifferent or complacent,
is a limited binary worldview that is not reflective of a more complex
reality. In this episode Devdutt Pattanaik speaks to Jerry Johnson about how
eastern mythology teaches us to accept things as they are rather than
constantly attempt to mould them to our expectations. Read more
and even becomes integral to our identity. But to believe that if you do not
argue you submit, if you don’t fight then you are indifferent or complacent,
is a limited binary worldview that is not reflective of a more complex
reality. In this episode Devdutt Pattanaik speaks to Jerry Johnson about how
eastern mythology teaches us to accept things as they are rather than
constantly attempt to mould them to our expectations. Read more
We believe that anger validates us; it helps show us as passionate, involved
and even becomes integral to our identity. But to believe that if you do not
argue you submit, if you don’t fight then you are indifferent or complacent,
is a limited binary worldview that is not reflective of a more complex
reality. In this episode Devdutt Pattanaik speaks to Jerry Johnson about how
eastern mythology teaches us to accept things as they are rather than
constantly attempt to mould them to our expectations.
and even becomes integral to our identity. But to believe that if you do not
argue you submit, if you don’t fight then you are indifferent or complacent,
is a limited binary worldview that is not reflective of a more complex
reality. In this episode Devdutt Pattanaik speaks to Jerry Johnson about how
eastern mythology teaches us to accept things as they are rather than
constantly attempt to mould them to our expectations.
