Greed, anger and delusion are prevalent in our daily life and in the work environment. We the beginners of Mahayana Buddhism often times act like some of the uninitiated who cannot keep emotions contained. This not only makes the motto of delivering all sentient beings something tenuous but may also discredit Buddhism as a whole. Among the so-called three poisons, anger is the most harmful. It not only destroys one’s own virtuous roots but also invites negative opinions on Buddhists or even Buddhism in general.

~ Depicted from Luminous Wisdom Book Series : On The Three Poisons-How to Confront Anger