We might object that while it is true that we depend on living beings as the objects of our patience, compassion, and so forth, it is nevertheless impossible to see them as precious when they have so many faults. How can we regard someone as precious whose mind is pervaded by attachment, anger, and ignorance? The answer to this objection is very profound. Although living beings’ minds are filled with delusions, living beings themselves are not faulty. We say that sea water is salty, but in fact it is the salt in the water that makes it salty, not the water itself. The real taste of water is not salty. Similarly, all the faults we see in people are actually the faults of their delusions, not of the people themselves.
Geshe Kelsang Gyatso - “Eight Steps to Happiness

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Nigga why is you YELLIN?!

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