Perhaps it's not actually desire for revenge, but identification with the in-group. Next step: radically transform the foundations of identification by breaking down the barriers, dissolving the boundaries, so that the categories "in-group" and "out-group" no longer apply.https://twitter.com/NeuroscienceNew/status/1234924921823924225 …
"...then if that bhikkhu thinks, 'Let them take this one, or this one,' he has not broken down the barriers. And also if he thinks, 'Let them take me but not these three,' he has not broken down the barriers either." 3/5
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"Why? Because he seeks the harm of him whom he wishes to be taken and seeks the welfare of the other only." 4/5
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"But it is when he does not see a single one among the four people to be given to the bandits and he directs his mind impartially towards himself and towards those three people that he has broken down the barriers." 5/5
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