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Lesson 41
Udāna Sūtra 42 | When Anger Strikes, Who Really Gets Hurt?
Commentary On The Udāna Sūtra
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Overview
Chapters
00:00
Opening prayers
02:22
Chapter on Hatred — the teaching begins
03:11
The 8 worldly concerns secretly erode your practice
05:20
Devadatta envied the Buddha — and fell to hell
07:01
Attacking others for likes — modern hatred exposed
11:37
Slander fuels bodhicitta — the real Mahayana power
12:26
The hawk analogy: anger destroys you first
17:50
He surrendered his kingdom to avoid killing — then what?
19:57
Sword raised 3 times. Put down 3 times.
27:34
Half your life spent asleep — still holding petty grudges?
34:45
The Crusades: ankle-deep blood. This is what hatred builds.
37:01
"I'm right!" — what every side believes, always
48:05
You know the Dharma. So why don't you live it?
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Udāna Sūtra 43 | Someone Hurt You? Buddha's Wisdom on Anger →
