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Suzanne White's avatar

To me ‘turning the other cheek’ means not falling for being offended when someone insults you. I have found that it makes for a freer and uncomplicated life by refusing to get embroiled in unnecessary unpleasantness.

Your ego can be turned into your enemy if you rise to the bait.

Pamela Payne's avatar

Thank you for sharing this beautiful message and celebration with us.

Michael Heneghan's avatar

I always appreciate John Dominic Crossan’s perspective on the contextual assertiveness of turning the other cheek as a forced use of an “unclean” hand to slap the “other cheek”.

Sonia's avatar

My karate teacher used to say, "Jesus said to turn the other cheek . . . He didn't say what to do, after that."