The teachers tackle the question of guilt versus generosity as motivation for helping others.
Your throat is contracting, your fists are clenching—but don’t deny your anger, says Polly Young-Eisendrath.
Doug Shear on the danger of putting too much emotional stake into the consequences of karma.
Photo by Manu Schwendener.“My heart riffs through a repertory of responses before I can think,” says Sylvia Boorstein. But she doesn’t mind—she’s glad to have a responsive heart.
“When we consider the will to live seriously, formulae such as ‘anger is bad, love is good’ become painfully simplistic.”
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