ANGER Wisdom for Cooling the Flames

A highly respected Buddhist holy man gives impressively down-to-earth advice on dealing with anger in relationships. Managing anger is a lifestyle choice, as all Buddhist practices are. Mainly it's the practice of compassionate listening, easing the suffering of anyone angry with you and knowing that our perceptions of wrongdoing toward us may be flawed. The author's symbols for communicating these dynamics are among the richest, most beautiful I've heard, and they will contribute much to helping the listener develop the patience and discipline to communicate respectfully. This strongly intuitive audio, read with great sensitivity, contains lessons that can be embraced by anyone open to considering them. T.W. (c) AudioFile 2002, Portland, Maine [Published: OCT/ NOV 02]