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Awaken
Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art
Understanding the Difference Between Anger and Wrath
NOV 3, 202626 MIN
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Description
In the English language, anger and wrath are often grouped together, but in Buddhism they are quite different. Anger is considered a poison, a fire that consumes and destroys everything it touches. Wrath is a liberating energy that is free of ignorance, delusion, and attachment. A painting of the wrathful deity Krodhakali illuminates how the powerful potential of anger can be transformed into enlightened action.
This episode features singer, writer, and frontwoman of the bands Bikini Kill and Le Tigre and host of AWAKEN season 6 Kathleen Hanna.
0:43 - Introduction
15:30 - Rubin Artwork: Vajrayogini
24:43 - Outro
Read the transcript and learn more about the artwork in this episode: https://rubinmuseum.org/understanding-the-difference-between-anger-and-wrath/

