Many of our conflicts in close relationships arise because we mistake understanding for agreement.
'If these people really understand us, they just have to agree with us', we think.
However, since we are similar to each other as well as different from each other, we can learn to co-exist with warmth and respect
We explore our natural need for agreement with the other as well as learn to increase our understanding of the other.
Our hearts become bigger as we practise kshama, accommodating the other and freeing ourselves from our ragas and dveshas to 'our' views and opinions.
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