Atma

Good and evil are useless discriminations, and so it follows that even though the Devil and Buddha have different names, they are one and the same. Consequently, to merely forgive an evildoer and not respect him as Buddha means that you do not comprehend his true nature.

It's as if the evildoer is a person in dirty clothes and the Buddha is a person in clean clothes. To discriminate on the basis of clothing means that you don't see the person wearing it. So instead of screaming, "Get out of here, devil!" you should treat the devil with total sincerity:

"Devil, you are sacred. I really respect you." If you do, then you'll never again be able to find a single devil in the whole world; it will be filled with Buddhas all standing hand-in-hand.

Ven. SongChol (1912~1993), one of the great Zen masters of Korea in the last century, was called ‘Living Buddha’ because of his dedicated and highly matured life. For eight years, he was practicing without lying down to sleep.

Just seeing this!

Well if I'm pressed to say something, i would say question how serious life really is. Think about how long your personal satisfaction lasts, how resilient is your peace? How unshakable is your happiness, your satisfaction. Reflect on for how long your goals are relevant, and why you have them. Are they for just the small temporary person?See if you're okay with keeping the goals mean nothing after death and fade with the body.