<p>Join Tyler Woods as she talks about letting go of anger. 
Buddhist teachings is to let go of the anger. It is about releasing the knots that bind us to the anger. Releasing anger and choosing not to suffer only sets you free and makes you a kinder, gentle person who is filled with growth, integrity, and joy. So, what’s in your anger and are you willing to work through it?</p>
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Join Tyler Woods as she talks about letting go of anger. Buddhist teachings is to let go of the anger. It is about releasing the knots that bind us to the anger. Releasing anger and choosing not to suffer only sets you free and makes you a kinder, gentle person who is filled with growth, integrity, and joy. So, what’s in your anger and are you willing to work through it?

Anger. Letting Go As A Buddhist Practice

Welcome to Bucovery. Join Tyler Woods Ph.D. as she uses a Buddhist approach to mental and physical well being. Tyler blends psychology and Buddhism to help achieve balance and puts an emphasis on a sense of purpose. The Buddha was referred to as “The Great Healer” and by letting go of attachments and having compassion for self and others, she believes can lead to optimal healing.

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Anger. Letting Go As A Buddhist Practice

Anger. Letting Go As A Buddhist Practice