We have heard many times in our lives, “Be patient” when we want something, but what does it mean?

Is it to bite our teeth and bear it or to control our feelings?
 

What is Patience?

Patience, from a Buddhist perspective, is one of the six perfections of Buddhism: 1) generosity, 2) morality, 3) patience, 4) diligence, 5) concentration, and 6) wisdom.

Patience is about fully embracing each moment, whether good or challenging. It is about staying present and strong-minded, even when we prefer something else. It is the ability to accept things as they are without getting caught up in our thoughts; it is to be curious and open-minded. https://www.thekchencholing.org/blog/blogs-14/post/how-to-cultivate-patience-97