Everyone You Meet Has Something to Teach You!

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Everyone You Meet Has Something to Teach You!

Specifically, I have always seen what I perceive to be negative traits in others as opportunities to develop patience or kindness toward them. I see it as a struggle they are going through, and if I can be patient or kind, then that helps them. If a colleague, friend, or acquaintance is abrasive or aggressive, I try to mentally extend loving thoughts to them. I breathe in their perceived negativity and breathe out positivity. I tell myself, this is your opportunity to practice. And I think without realizing it, sometimes I can be smug about it. Subconsciously, despite all my yogic training, my interest in Buddhism, and my general belief that we are all the same, I inadvertently elevate myself in stature compared to others. I am mentally giving myself yogic brownie points—which, in the very nature of yoga, do not exist! You are enlightened and can now teach everybody else how to be just like you. One morning recently I had an epiphany about my philosophy that everybody is my teacher. I still believe it to be the case, but I realized that by thinking from my ego, I was always seeing other people as teaching me qualities to help deal with them better. It was always about being more patient with grumpiness, being more loving toward animosity, opening my heart to a closed one. There goes the illusion again, that I have made it—I have learned all I need to learn about my less than desirable qualities, and just need to learn about how to handle other imperfect people. In simple terms, I had basically forgotten that I also had the potential to be quite annoying or difficult too. Just like every other human on the planet. Then I realized in a moment of genuine clarity that one of my greatest teachers is my partner. He patiently most of the time! He forgives and loves people, again and again, in a much more graceful way than I ever have. He knows he is not perfect and that nobody else is. He just lives as well as he can in that moment. None us will ever have it all figured out, and. Instead of looking at how to deal with qualities in others that I perceive negatively, I now look at how to embrace their positive qualities so I can gradually start to embody them more myself. I still aim to lead by example, but I also strive to follow the many positive examples others set. And this is how we can all teach other—by seeing the best in each other and bringing out the best in each other. We are all on equal footing, human and imperfect. Join her to gain access to her free online community, a bonus guided relaxation audio, and her cheat sheet on the twelve areas of fulfilment to focus on for a blissful life. This site is not intended to provide and does not constitute medical, legal, or other professional advice. The content on Tiny Buddha is designed to support, not replace, medical or psychiatric treatment. Please seek professional care if you believe you may have a condition. Before using the site, please read our and.

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