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| Ringu Tulku Rinpoche in teaching mudra, with his Uncle,
Thondup Dorje.Wall painting in Rigul Monastery,
Kham Eastern Tibet. Photo Francois Henrard. jpg
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Continuing the practice of Patience, in the following verses 92 and 93 we are examining the effects and consequences of giving in to anger and hatred. We naturally want to defend ourselves and loved ones and those we consider kin, and to punish or retaliate in some other way when we feel threatened by attacks from others, or when it seems our enemy is being given credence or unjustly praised for what we see as negative behaviour.
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