In this short video, the speaker shares a personal breakthrough inspired by a Buddhist proverb: “holding on to anger is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die.” He recounts the moment he realized that the person he was angry with is living her own life and isn’t concerned about him. Recognizing that his anger only harms himself, he decides to let go, using the proverb as a guiding insight toward inner peace.
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