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Anger (n.) is, along with hatred, the materials from which hell is made.
Anger (n.) is like a flame blazing up and consuming our self-control, making us think, say, and do things that we will probably regret later.
Biomedicine (n.) is an ethno-medical system of medicine dominant in the west which focuses on curing over prevention and spends much more money on hospitals, clinics, ambulance services, drugs, and 'miracle cures' than it does on public health facilities, preventive education, cleaning the environment, and eliminating the stress associated with modern life.
Biomedicine (n.) is western medicine which tends to reduce disease to biology (or physiology or pathophysiology).
Conflict (n.) is often merely two parties that have caused one another suffering and whose retaliation is but an attempt to achieve relief from their suffering.
Forgiveness (n.) is not possible until compassion is born in one's heart.
Hell (n.) is made of anger and hatred.
Hope (n.) is that promise of a better tomorrow which makes the present moment less difficult to bear.
Interbeing (n.) is a way of living one's life in relation to others.