Democracy hinges on the power of words, where using them wisely fosters cooperation even amid disagreement, while harmful rhetoric breeds division and conflict.
The 'us vs. them' mentality in politics, branding opponents as 'evil' or 'monsters', not only dehumanizes others but also undermines the foundational principles of democratic discourse.
Buddhism teaches that everyone possesses a 'Buddha nature', advocating for a perspective that sees disagreement as a mistake rather than an evil, promoting compassion.
Practicing mindfulness allows individuals to respond thoughtfully to their emotions rather than react impulsively, encouraging a more peaceful coexistence in a divided society.
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