ABSTRACT
An important set of methods for reducing anger reactivity involves cognitive reinterpretation, that is, seeing others differently. We want to see those who provoke us within the framework of the Four Noble Truths. We want always to see how they are caught in the matrix of life’s forces, to sense the interdependence that the Buddha stresses (see Chapter 7), to see their helplessness (for want of a better word) when enmeshed in the world of Dukkha. This is part of Right Views.
