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How to Train a Happy Mind
Scott Snibbe
296 episodes
2 days ago
This episode turns to one of the most universal human struggles: anger. Scott Snibbe explores how Buddhist psychology defines anger as a delusion: an exaggeration of the negative that blinds us to the good and fuels the wish to harm. Drawing on timeless wisdom, this meditation offers parents (and anyone else who wrestles with anger) practical antidotes rooted in curiosity and compassion. Episode 204: Meditation for Angry Parents Support the show
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This episode turns to one of the most universal human struggles: anger. Scott Snibbe explores how Buddhist psychology defines anger as a delusion: an exaggeration of the negative that blinds us to the good and fuels the wish to harm. Drawing on timeless wisdom, this meditation offers parents (and anyone else who wrestles with anger) practical antidotes rooted in curiosity and compassion. Episode 204: Meditation for Angry Parents Support the show
Show more...
Buddhism
Religion & Spirituality,
Health & Fitness,
Alternative Health
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Meditation for Angry Parents #204
How to Train a Happy Mind
26 minutes
3 days ago
Meditation for Angry Parents #204
This episode turns to one of the most universal human struggles: anger. Scott Snibbe explores how Buddhist psychology defines anger as a delusion: an exaggeration of the negative that blinds us to the good and fuels the wish to harm. Drawing on timeless wisdom, this meditation offers parents (and anyone else who wrestles with anger) practical antidotes rooted in curiosity and compassion. Episode 204: Meditation for Angry Parents Support the show
How to Train a Happy Mind
This episode turns to one of the most universal human struggles: anger. Scott Snibbe explores how Buddhist psychology defines anger as a delusion: an exaggeration of the negative that blinds us to the good and fuels the wish to harm. Drawing on timeless wisdom, this meditation offers parents (and anyone else who wrestles with anger) practical antidotes rooted in curiosity and compassion. Episode 204: Meditation for Angry Parents Support the show