Buddhists and Intrigued Non-Buddhist Laymen, CONVERGE HERE

More life needed here, too.

This ought to help.

I realize this hasn't been posted in for about four years, but I have a question for someone who's familiar with buddhism.

See, I've read that one of Buddhism's teachings is that hatred is harmful to the hater, and I'd like to add an example of that under the "religion" section of the Feeling Oppressed by Their Existence trope page.

But I think it'd be better if I had a more concrete example of that; is there a story in buddhism's scriptures or a buddhist fable or parable that illustrates that principle?

EDIT: I think I found one in the tale of Buddha, The Angry Man, and The Gift.

Edited by longWriter on Nov 6th 2020 at 7:35:42 AM