When comparing John Locke and Dalai Lama, they both agree that tolerance is key even if you're enemies. Locke's theory of the state of nature is tied to his theory of natural law, since the latter defines the rights of persons and their status as free and equal. The stronger the grounds for accepting Locke's characterization of people as free, equal, and independent, the more helpful the state of nature becomes as a device for representing people. According to Locke, we know only the rights and responsibilities they have toward one another. Opponents, antagonists or enemies are teaching you. From them, you are learning about your strengths and where you need to improve. You can learn if you pay attention and are determined to do better next
