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**9rCR9hWL** · 08-27-2012, 01:54 AM

I am now able to feel compassion toward the man himself, whose problems apparently led him to those actions; however, I can't get over my distaste of the 'harm', 'unskilfulness' & 'unknowing ignorance' of his actions. Must I?

It really depends on how you're practicing Buddhism, and what getting over this distaste means to you. Can you expand on that?

08-27-2012, 01:54 AM	#8
9rCR9hWL Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 382 Senior Member	I am now able to feel compassion toward the man himself, whose problems apparently led him to those actions; however, I can't get over my distaste of the 'harm', 'unskilfulness' & 'unknowing ignorance' of his actions. Must I? It really depends on how you're practicing Buddhism, and what getting over this distaste means to you. Can you expand on that?
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