Revenge vs Purity of heart

My mind often works on taking revenge.
Instead, if I look at everyone suffering, and think of them as a bechara or an immature baby, I find it easy to let go and forgive.

Also when I hear taunts, I have an option to take in the words and get disturbed, or not take in their words at all and continue to be happy. The choice is mine.

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