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Equalizing ourselves and others

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Equalizing ourselves and others (Tib. བདག་གཞན་མཉམ་པ་, Wyl. bdag gzhan mnyam pa) -

Chökyi Drakpa wrote:

"Firstly, since all beings are equal in that they want happiness and wish to avoid suffering, we should abandon the attitude of attachment and aversion which causes us to cherish ourselves and feel aggressive towards others. Train in the practice so that you view yourself and other beings as equals."

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