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We all know what forgiveness means in Christian terms. But there is another way to approach this. In the writings of Santideva a great buddhist master there is a way of looking at suffering that can be powerful and liberating. Personally nothing has changed my life more than contemplating this teaching. So for that reason I'm doing this as a clear attempt at explaining the teaching. it's contained in the text called The Bodhicarayavatara. There is nothing more important that this text. And I'm making an enthusiastic attempt to open a door for you into this space, but you could also find lots of stuff on the internet, on you tube, and in books about it. Just one practise. One way of looking at anger management and your life will change if you practice it. so said Santideva. enjoy.
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