Forgiveness Is Not Buddhist
Buddhist teachings do not advise asking others to absolve us from our misdeeds. Instead, they outline a path to purification that will change our relationship to reactive patterns.
Ken McLeod
Ken McLeod is an author, translator, and teacher and has written several books on Buddhist practice. His translation of the Diamond Sutra, along with his own commentary, will be published in 2025.
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