A short YouTube mini-chapter by Brian Johnson titled 'Rat Poison' (from A Philosopher's Notes). Brian relays Pema Chodron’s metaphor that holding a grudge is like eating rat poison and expecting the rat to die; he urges listeners to let go of grudges because they only hurt the holder and offers a brief motivational sign-off.
Hi, this is Brian with another mini chapter from A Philosopher's Notes. This one's called Rat Poison. Pema Chodron tells us that being mad at someone and holding a grudge is kind of like eating rat poison and thinking the rat will die. Not very smart. So are you eating rat poison? Let go of the grudge. Yo. Rat poison. Don't eat it. Don't hold a grudge. Let it go. Take a quick inventory. Are you holding a grudge? It's only hurting yourself. It. See if you can open up and let that go. Hope you enjoyed this. Quick look at rat poison and have another awesome day. Look forward to sharing more of you soon.
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