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Rage and terror and despair
no less their younger siblings
of anger and fear and sadness
are rooted in eight primal drives:
the dread of enduring the presence
of loss, and pain, and scorn, and shame
or the dread of enduring the absence
of gain, or pleasure, or praise, or fame.
These are ancient impulses
rooted deep within our brain-stems
and our mid-brains
and they are ignored at our peril.
Luckily we can work through them
quite efficiently
by blending them with
compassion, and love, and awareness, and letting go,
and Mahamudra and mantra
in a just a very short number of minutes.
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with a simple
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