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  • 10 Ways To Diffuse Anger  By : Mary Lennox
    Don’t allow emotions to build up. Deal with situations as they happen.Exercise is a useful way of dealing with stress. Regular exercise will help to increase your tolerance levels.
  • 12 Tips for Overcoming Anger and Gaining Peace  By : Remez Sasson
    Anger is a negative reaction, and if you wish to progress on the path of self-improvement or spiritual growth you should avoid it as much as possible.
  • 5 Simple Steps to Controlling Your Anger  By : Jamie Sullivan
    How many times have you lost control of yourself when you're angry? Did you do or said something which you regretted over time?

    I guess we all did. It's normal, and afterall, we are just human beings.

    Everyone of us faces problems with anger. The main difference between you and me is that, do you know how to gain control of your anger, instead of letting it control you.
  • 7 Steps For Melting Anger On The Spot  By : Brenda Shoshanna
    Anger is a lethal force that undermines our lives in many ways. This article explores what anger actually is, where it comes from and how it manifests. It also offers 7 specific steps for dissolving anger easily.
  • A Chip On The Shoulder Weighs A Ton  By : John L. Mason
    When faced with the need to forgive and forget, never make the excuse, “But no one knows what that person did to me!” That may be true, but do you know what unforgiveness will do to you? What really matters is what happens in us, not to us.
  • A Practical Tool for Staying Calm  By : Ari Novick
    The Freeze-frame Technique for self-soothing The Institute of HeartMath has developed an excellent exercise called “freeze-frame” which is ideal for self-soothing during your retreat time. The best part is while it only takes a couple of minutes to do it, the results can be quite astounding. The technique is based on the idea that, like movies, our conscious life is made up of up of a series of incidents – or frames- strung together over time. When flooded and overwhelmed, it helps to stop the movie—or freeze just one frame. This frame can be the conflict you had with your partner before leaving to regroup and marshal your emotional resources.
  • A Revolutionary, New Approach To Heal Angry Feelings  By : Fred Craver
    A recently discovered approach for eliminating anger enables users to dispel those angry feelings they have long harbored and be at peace with themselves. It is very powerful. The benefits are obtained unusually quickly, typically within a week or so. Furthermore, the results that occur appear to be both complete and permanent.
  • Abatement to Prevent Enemy Camouflage  By : Lance Winslow
    If your enemy in warfare has nowhere to hide then they will have a much harder chance of escaping.
  • Addressing Anger Management For Kids In Creative Ways  By : Nathalie Lafleur
    It can be easy to loose your patience when dealing with an especially unruly or angry child, but in doing so you are really just reinforcing the child's angry behavior. You can use some fun ways to get the child to see the excessive nature of their own anger, instead of reacting with anger
  • All You Need to Know About Anger Management Help  By : Nathalie Lafleur
    Anger management is a serious issue and should be dealt with decisively. This article describes two proven methods that will help you manage your anger.
  • An Anger Management Devotional -A Supportive Friend Helps!  By : Rosemary Horner
    What does flexibility have to do with enduring the constant ups and downs in our life? Be encouraged by this encouraging devotional.
  • An Enlightened Public Discovers Anger Management Intervention  By : George Anderson
    In contrast to conventional opionion, anger management is rapidly become an acceptable resource for persons experiencing problems managing anger and stress in business and personal relationships.
  • ANGER : Dissected  By : Gourishankar Patnaik
    Anger As A Symptom Complex Is Hereby Dissected And Efforts Are Made To Identify How Does It Present To Us As Human Beings.
  • Anger and Jelousy  By : Shannon Munford
    A detailed description on how jealousy can lead to violent and deadly outcomes.
  • Anger and Stress: Can Confronting A Mean-Spirited Person Reduce Your Anxiety?  By : Alexandra Mannock
    Does confrontation of a nasty person really make your life any easierand actually serve to reduce your stress and anxiety? Research shows that a poor confrontative method (such as yelling or screaming) does not do the trick, as it actually RAISES blood pressure and anxiety. So where does that leave YOU when you want to "get out" what you want to say to that mean-spirited individual? Find out in this article!
  • Anger And The Android  By : Shannon Munford
    It appears many of us are trying to become more robotic and less human. I'm afraid we have risen a generation of Android, men and women void of emotion, filled with apathy.
  • Anger Antidotes  By : Shannon Munford
    Regardless of how you came to be angry, there is an antidote. There is a prescribed course of action you must take to rid yourself of rage, aggression and lingering resentment.
  • Anger as a Means of Communication  By : Rivkah Horowitz
    Clients often come to me asking how to manage their anger, equating it with shouting, as a negative force that they want to control but in reality the best way to manage anger is to understand it. To better understand your anger and learn how to express it constructively, you need to understand anger turned inward, anger as perception, and the difference between anger and rage.
  • Anger Becomes Me  By : Kathy Pippig Harris
    Or so it seems, for the moment.It confines me in its wrappings of angst.
    It bubbles under my skin, like hot oil.It seethes from my pores like acid and dances on my flesh like fire.
  • Anger Free Management Techniques that Work  By : Nathalie Lafleur
    Discover three easy to implement Anger Free Management Techniques that can really help you calming yourself down.
  • Anger Is A Lesson To Learn From  By : Mike Brescia
    Do you flip people off when they make errors on the road? Do you yell at people on the phone? When people do it to you, do you have to go have a cigarette or a drink to calm down? Does your heart start pounding faster? Do you get flustered and become unable to think clearly?
  • Anger is Not a Negative Force  By : Vanshika Anand
    Anger - a very common word everybody is familiar with. In fact it is not only a word but one of our emotions. It is considered to be a negative emotion therefore it is tried to repressed or abolished. But repression or abolition of anger both are wrong as they just produce negatives. Repression of anger causes physical as well as mental illness whereas abolition of anger just makes a man like a stone.
  • Anger Isn't Spiritual - How to Hide It Fast!  By : Annett Tate
    The readers of this article can probably be divided into two main groups.
    Those who resonate with the title of this article and want to know how to hide and overcome such a shameful and primitive (uncivilised) emotion as anger.
  • Anger Management - Use Your Intuition When Life Takes You To An Angry Place!  By : Elise Lebeau
    Are you stuck in anger? Whether you stuff it away or keep exploding at the face of your loved ones, it's time to heal your relationship with this powerful emotion. Discover a new perspective on anger that doesn't make you a terrible person but shows you a productive way to move forward!
  • Anger Management and Human Reactions  By : Simonne Matthew
    Anger is a natural human emotion, thus a normal reaction of a person to external stimulus. Yet, if not well managed, anger can cause a lot of troubles such as conflicts at workplace, fights in the family, rejection of others, loneliness. Anger damages personal relationships. You may say that in this case, it is desirable to get rid of this emotion for good. Well, things are not quite like this.
  • Anger Management By Being Slow To Take Offence  By : John watson
    Religion has been a major target for comedians in the 2006 Edinburgh festival and in the world in general for some time. Should religious people be offended and even angered by jokes about their most sacred beliefs and those they worship? Maybe not as much as they often are.
  • Anger Management Classes - Part II  By : Ari Novick
    This article discusses the many benefits of attending anger management classes or anger management coaching. It also discusses how the public view of anger management has changed for the positive.
  • Anger Management Skills & Effective Anger Release Strategies  By : Andrea Brandt
    Anger is a normal, healthy emotion. It's the way you deal with anger that can negatively or positively affect your life. Effective anger management skills and anger release strategies help people deal with anger constructively. Take control of your anger before it takes control of you.
  • Anger Management – Controlling Anger In 4 Simple Steps  By : Sacha Tarkovsky
    Anger is a part of our lives, but is it a good part? What is accomplished when we are angry?These are basic questions that have been asked by man since man began questioning himself – Anger is not a good emotion and controlling it will enable you to get more done and feel better.
  • Anger Management, Emotional Intelligence and How to Become Calm c 2006  By : Dr. Iris Fanning
    (Disclaimer: This article is not written for therapeutic purposes and is not a substitute for medical, psychological, or legal intervention).
  • Anger Management: 6 Tips for Facing Provocation Without Losing Your Cool  By : Julie Fleming Brown
    How often are you faced with provocation so extreme that it would make even the Buddha quiver with rage? Do you know how to manage your anger and avoid losing your temper? This article presents six ways to handle anger consciously, so you can face rage-inducing behavior with equanimity.
  • Anger Management: A Horse with Issues Learns to Manage Its Anger and So Can You  By : Tammy Lenski, Ed.D
    Good conflict management is less about learning new or better skills than it is about learning how to access what you have when you need it most. This story about a horse with runaway anger illustrates ways you can get hijacked by your own emotions and ways to rein yourself back in.
  • Anger Management: Decide and Re-Decide and Re-Decide Again  By : Jeff Herring
    Can you decide to not be angry? Discover the anwers inside.
  • Anger Management: Self-treatment  By : Hector Milla
    If you feel that you are angry, try to be calm. Go out of the room and take time to calm yourself. Think about how you can rationally act to the situation. If you feel good, you can enter the room again and give the best approach to the problem.
  • Anger Managements for Teens  By : Hector Milla
    As the kid comes to understand the world of being a teenager, there are many confusions and chaos, which can sometimes bring some impact to their growth. As kids make the transition, many elements can make their body and mind out of control.
  • Anger Managements for Teens  By : Hector Milla
    As the kid comes to understand the world of being a teenager, there are many confusions and chaos, which can sometimes bring some impact to their growth.
  • Anger May Not be What You Think It Is  By : Wesley Doherty
    Even though you can identify anger easily in today’s world, anger may not be what you think it is. All you have to do is spend a minute with the headlines and you come in contact with many forms of anger. For many of us, it is felt much closer than the anger the headlines report: We feel anger towards others and the anger of others directed at us.
  • Anger Mismanagement  By : E. Raymond Rock
    Anger is the crux of it, and by an objective observation of the raw fear that precedes anger, you leave yourself no choice but to surrender to what you are about to become. No excuses. An angry person is a very fearful person, and that’s okay. We are all fearful at times; we just react differently.
  • Anger – Suppress It Or Express It?  By : Lewis Colyn
    Anger: Should you express it or suppress it is an age old debate. People who promote suppressing anger do so on the premise that letting anger out will cause damage to both your self and to others. Those who say you should express anger do so on the premise that you will be relieved and calmer by letting it go.
  • Anger, Unattended Or Unmanaged, Can Kill!  By : Ronald Shepard
    Anger is a valid emotion. It tells the individual that something is wrong within themselves or between themselves and someone else, and it needs to be resolved.
  • Anger: A Useful Emotion  By : Ralph Notor
    Some people pride themselves on never getting angry.
    I was talking to a client in my psychotherapy practice who says she never gets angry. At the time she was telling me about a recent experience that ruined her weekend. She described an disagreement with her roommate that left her feeling really depressed. She ended up staying inside all weekend mulling over what had happened, what each of them had said, and how miserable she felt.
  • Anger: Thin Line Between Motivator Or Destroyer  By : Liew Yee Piao
    Anger often sneaks into a person without being noticed. Failure to do something, low self esteem or simply to get attention may lead to anger. We often say that a people with patience will have good anger management but I doubt it, mainly because anger can be mounted and once it reaches it's limit, it will erupt vigorously, meaning that it will be scarier-
  • Are You Angry All The Time? Get the Skills to Manage your Anger  By : Nathalie Lafleur
    Managing your anger is a must if you don't want to lose your friends and family. This article will provide you with simple anger management skills that you can start applying today.
  • Are You Angry? Good!  By : Beth Banning
    What's missing with "anger management," "anger control," and "dealing with anger?" Why not use these anger management techniques if you're angry? They miss the upside of anger: how to use your anger to create the life you truly want. No, is not about becoming that "angry man" or "angry woman" who scares people into submission. Here you'll find something much more enjoyable: the secrets for getting to the heart of anger and a simple process for using your anger to create a truly satisfying life.
  • Are You Angry? Taking A Break May Help  By : Cynthia McKenna
    I suspect most folks do not like to argue. I know, some people are really good at it, and some people seem to enjoy conflict. But the vast majority of us would rather not fight with the ones we love.
  • Being Angry is Killing Your Health  By : Michele Rogers
    Planning goals, breathing and taking breaks can make life seem easier. Being angry at a situation can only lead to a horrible day or night and can lead others around you to the same unhealthy feelings.
  • Blog your Way to the Bank  By : newagephilosopher
    about professional blogging
  • Calming Anger by Developing Emotional Responsibility  By : Janie Jonah
    What if I told you that you, that's right you, have the power to control how you feel. Right now, you can stop feeling angry or furious. And you can do it again whenever you feel helpless to how others are making you feel.
  • Cheating Partners: The Only Solution That Brings Happiness  By : Greg Baer
    It has become increasingly common for partners to cheat on one another. Putting aside the moral and social judgments of this fact, let's look at how the affected partner can see and react to the cheating in the only manner that will bring true peace and happiness.
  • Conflict Resolution Skills Can Be Learned  By : Marilyn Barnicke Belleghem
    Fear of conflict is common.
    We are anxious when we recall past quarrels and disagreements that resulted in personal injury, either physical or emotional. We remember feeling frightened, defeated and powerless.
  • Consider Yourself Above It All; The Sound and Fury of Mankind  By : Lance Winslow
    Do you participate in all the bickering of mankind; all the name-calling, which goes on all the time?
  • Coping With Anger  By : Joe Love
    Life can be very stressful and we all have moments when we get angry. Whether your anger comes on like a sudden storm or simmers slowly, you must learn how and when to express your anger. You must learn how to deal with your anger so that you don't cause irreparable damage. Whether your anger is justified or not in a given situation, the ability to control your temper is crucial to both your personal and professional life.
  • Creating Balance With Your Anger  By : Mark Webb
    This article addresses simple and easy to use strategies for positive anger management. Also, explores common misconceptions about the expression of anger.
  • Dealing With Anger  By : Neel Raman
    Anger is a display of powerlessness. All it means is that one or some of your rules have been violated. But anger can also be harnessed in a way that will enable you to get the outcome you want. It is a matter of choosing how you respond in any particular situation.
  • Do You Have Trouble Keeping Your Mouth Shut When You're Angry?  By : Mark Webb
    This article covers 18 strategies that train you to keep your anger under control. Simple, easy to use techniques for all ages.
  • Do you Think Anger Management for Men Is Different Than For Women?  By : Nathalie Lafleur
    Discover how anger management for men is different from the one for women and how you can manage each type of anger efficiently in this article.
  • Drug and Alcohol Rehab  By : Ken Marlborough
    Rehabilitation from drug addiction is a complex process. It involves commitment from the individual addict to abstain from further drug use.
  • Easy Ways You Can Control Anger  By : John Doetsch
    Learn how to recognize when you are angry and find easy ways to control this powerful emotion. Anger can be constructive to a point but can lead to destructive behavior. Read the complete article to take a closer look at how to control anger.
  • Embracing Anger  By : Philip McKeon
    Yes, we are definitely creatures of habit. We hold onto certain aspects of ourselves without knowing or even understanding why. We were taught sometimes unconsciously to define ourselves. Thus we needed to develop a standard…Language. Labels often negate and sometimes pull us into a world of isolation. A N G E R! What happens when you put these particular words together? “ I Am Angry!”. Wow! How concrete it becomes. O.K....
  • Feeling Angry Is Normal, But You Need These Tips To Manage It Effectively  By : Fiona M
    People push buttons all the time, and rather than explode into a blind fury saying things you will regret later, follow these practical tips and strategies to manage your anger effectively and avoid the situation worsening out of control.
  • Feudin' and Fussin' and A-Fightin'  By : Gene Simmons
  • Five Lessons About Anger Being a GOOD Thing  By : Dr. Tony Fiore
    Lynn, age 40 was in the luggage station at the airport with her sister-in-law. They patiently waited for the airline to find their luggage—as did her husband circling the airport in his car in attempts to transport the women home.
  • Get Over Your Anger: Step Up and Away from Punishing Feelings  By : Guy Finley
    No one really wants to talk about it, but the truth is there is a kind of evil spell hanging over each of us and our world as well. In fact, part of this global spell is our denial of its existence. It is called suffering. Everyone does it - believing that their suffering somehow benefits them. That's how the spell works. Why else would anyone punish himself with unhappy feelings unless he had been tricked into somehow perceiving self-hurt as self-help?
  • Grrrrr - Manage Your Anger!  By : Iain Phillips
    I recently watched a fellow motorist lose his temper with another driver who had cut him up on the motorway. He made all kinds of rude gestures with his hands, was clearly shouting expletives at the top of his voice and generally going red in the face!
  • Hate Slows Your Personal Progress in Life  By : Lance Winslow
    If you have goals and dreams in life but you are filled with hate as one of your major motivators it will actually take you longer to get to your goals than if you forgive and forget the hate, but rather chock it up for experience.
  • Healthy Anger And Your Health - Make Your Anger Work For You Instead Of Against You  By : William DeFoore
    Healthy anger is powerful energy that fuels effective action. You already know the damage that unhealthy anger can do, to others and to your own health. Learn to heal your anger so that you can be healthy and have healthy relationships.
  • How to Get Rid of Anger Instantly  By : Michael Atma
    Without a doubt one of the biggest time and energy killers is anger. The more time you spend indulging in it, the less time you have to live a happy, productive and enjoyable life.
  • How to Handle Other People's Anger  By : Michael Atma
    When confronted by the intensity of other people's anger we can easily get lost in our own battle to run, hide or fight. Until you learn how to face anger and remain in control you'll always feel cheated in some way.
  • How To Manage Anger  By : Uta Roggendorf
    When we're angry with others we spend energy that we could preserve for ourselves or spend much more constructively.
  • How to Release Anger in Seconds  By : Lana Rolfe
    Who are you angry with?
    Your partner, your parents, your in-laws, the government, child molesters, animal abusers, or people who are ignorant and narrow minded?
  • How to Release Your Anger the Right Way  By : Nathalie Lafleur
    There's a right and a wrong way to express anger. Do you know the right way?
  • Hurricanes and Anger Management  By : Lance Winslow
    There are many psychological emotions, which go through the minds of humans who have lost everything. During the 2005 Atlantic tropical hurricane season we saw entire cities in regions along our coastline on the Gulf Coast, which were completely devastated and destroyed.
  • I'm So Mad, I'm Going to Explode!  By : Elaine Hamilton
    Since becoming a mother over 4 years ago, I have slowly gone from 'Average Drama Queen whose World Revolves Around Her' to 'Raving Lunatic Mum Who Shouts Too Much and Hyperventilates'.
  • Inside Anger  By : Pedro T Gondim
  • Is Anger a Problem; Try Bowling  By : Lance Winslow
    There are many folks amongst us who cannot seem to control their anger and yet we watch them try or say they will take anger management classes? Yah right? Sure they will and they keep promising us these things all the time and yet they have never attended an anger management class ever in their life and probably never will.
  • It Might Kill You Otherwise - Anger Release  By : Albert Foong
    Are you angry? It can kill you. It is also one of the biggest obstacles to happiness – or to master yourself. Do you like being not in control of yourself? Pent-up energies have to be released. This article gives practical information on how.
  • Just Be There  By : John G Campbell
    If you are stuck in traffic do your stress levels go thought the roof, do you bang the steering wheel and shout at the dead still cars in front of you.
  • Learn How to Control Anger in a Relationship  By : John Doetsch
    As you read every word of this article, you will discover easy ways to deal with anger in a relationship before it leads to serious problems.
  • Maintaining Health and Harmony in the Modern World  By : Kimberly Markison
    One thing we need to remember when faced with the stresses of this world is that anyone alive today, or anyone who has ever lived on this earth, has faced everyday living stress. WE ARE NOT ALONE IN THIS! As humans, we tend to think that we’re the only one going through a given situation, and that’s just not true. Everyone faces stress and feels the effects of having to act in a fast-paced manner. The only real difference between humans is HOW they react to the stress.
  • Manage It? Why Not End It?  By : E. Raymond Rock
    When we deny anger, we aren’t being true to ourselves. We are still animals, in many ways (look at the sex act!), and one them is our fight or flight reaction.
  • Managing Anger: It's A Skill  By : Ralph Notor
    We have all learned skills of one sort or anotherlike riding a bicycle. Managing anger is similar in that you develop skills for holding on and letting go.
  • Managing Emotions: Begin with Self-Awareness and Self-Management  By : Judy Ringer
    I turned around in my kitchen and walked into the open dishwasher, cracking my shin on the edge of the door. Ouch!#@%*! It was all I could do to keep from kicking the door. But I caught myself and made some better choices.
  • No Buttons to Push  By : Guru Glenn
    How often does life present you with an opportunity to get mad, or sad? We all live in a reactionary world that causes our emotional state to fluctuate. How often have you heard someone say, "I wouldn’t be this way if only you weren’t _________ , or didn’t _________." Just fill in the blanks with anything that has triggered you in the past.
  • People Always Fight in Parking Lots; Why?  By : Lance Winslow
    Have you ever noticed how many people have shouting matches in parking lots with their family or spouses? Why is this? Is it because they are decent around their friends and in public and then wait until they are in the parking lot to have a knock down drag out altercation? Some of these arguments really get nuts I tell you.
  • Personal Development & Happiness Tools: Anger Release  By : Albert Foong
    In personal development, and in life, one of the main goals is to achieve happiness. What often stand in the way are "negative" emotions such as anger or sadness, and any personal development quest requires you to deal with this. This series of articles gives some innovative and practical information on how.
  • Pushy Neighbors: How to Eliminate the Inconvenience and the Guilt Trips  By : Greg Baer
    We've all had those neighbors that abuse our hospitality. He borrows the leaf blower and then never brings it back. She borrows enough ingredients to start her own bakery. "Can you do me a little favor and take me to the store?" turns into a cross-country trip. You hate the inconvenience but you hate the guilt trips they'll give you if you refuse even more.
  • Rage to Rapture  By : Anne Walsh
    If you are reading this, there is probably a part of you that is tired of being angry, tired of flying off the handle at small irritations, tired of giving your nearest and dearest a hard time, tired of feeling guilty because you said and did things that were not acceptable.
  • Resolve Any Conflict in Six Steps  By : Tristan Loo
    Conflicts are a normal part of life because we all have our own perspectives about the same situation. How we transcend those conflicts makes all the difference however. This article outlines the cutting-edge techniques outlined in the book Street Negotiation - How to Resolve Any Conflict Anytime by Personal Development Expert and Former Police Officer, Tristan Loo.
  • Road Rage - Haunted by the Fearful Memories of Road Rage Terrorism - Six Things You Can Do Now  By : Lillian Swanson
    Haunted by the memory of a road rage incident, feeling fearful of the driver behind you, or terrified to go onto the interstate when you know you have to? When you're alone, and you have to go on, here are some quick actions to put you in control again. When you are looking for simple ways to enhance your driving comfort, remember these simple solutions. Practice them before you have reason to be afraid.
  • Road Rage and How to Wage Revenge  By : Lance Winslow
    Have you ever been a victim of road rage? Well it is not so fun is it? All of a sudden someone in a car near you simply goes berserk for no reason at all and there you are trying to defend your self in a much nicer car than they are in?
  • Road Rage-A Strange Love Affair  By : Lillian Swanson
    Road ragers are not bad people. They are people who do not handle stress appropriately. They do not have mechanisms in place to control their anger and thus prevent the rage. Part of what they need is the support and guidance of family and friends who can encourage them to overcome bad emotional habits. They need LOVE.
  • Road Rage: Why Do You Do It?  By : Lillian Swanson
    Is Road Rage something that you can overcome at the moment you are most outraged? You know yourself when you are furious. Have you been holding your breath?
  • Shout, Pout, or Get Out  By : Jim Gustafson
    Dealing with difficult people is, well, difficult. You can shout, pout or get out.
  • Simple Anger Management Techniques  By : Arland Kent
    Usually, every week I see an incident involving motorists that let their anger get the best of them. Even people that you would normally not see lose their temper outside of an automobile, often will let their anger get to an uncontrolled state while driving. Anger management techniques will help this situation.
  • Stand Down  By : Jo Condrill
    The news media daily tells us about war, murder in our own cities, sniping and hatred. Are we unable to change that course? What if for one day, we had a worldwide "stand- down," a temporary cessation or suspension of business as usual, and focused on what it means to love and be loved? To be kind and gentle? Military units and firefighters have stand-downs; veterans organizations have stand-downs for homeless veterans. Why can't ordinary citizens use a stand- down to stop fighting and hurting each other? What better time than this time of year?
  • Stop Seeing Red through Hypnotherapy for Anger Management  By : Rich MacKenzie
    Let’s begin by counting how many times you got angry today. Did you honk a tad bit extra to get people out of your way as you were late to work? Did you throw a fit because your kid wouldn’t have his glass of milk, and you wondered “Why God, why me?” Were you upset because your spouse spent the evening at work, and missed your dinner date?
  • The Anatomy Of An Upset  By : Danick Buskermolen
    Would you like to be able to control your emotions more easily? When you can define what's really upsetting you, you can take back that control and nullify the effect of the upset.
  • The Angry Successful Human  By : Lance Winslow
  • The Heart of the Problem (Part 1)  By : E. Raymond Rock
    Life can be a beautiful thing, but if we don't understand life, we might end up fighting it. More often than not, it's you and I against the world.
  • The Heart of the Problem - Part 2  By : E. Raymond Rock
    There is only one thing that can help us in this area of serious inquiry, an inquiry that could turn our lives around 180 degrees, and that one thing is deep reflection in the absence of thought, in the absence of our self or "I" thought, and where the beauty of the world and the beauty of life reveals itself. Where conflict is ended and fear dissolved.

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