Safeguard Yourself
- Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
You get angry because you want perfection, or you want certain things to be in a certain way. When you have the attitude, ‘let’s face it, this is life’, then suddenly the brain starts relaxing. By getting angry, it is not going to help you or make the work happen. When somebody is angry at you, either you can get angry or just quietly watch them, and then say, ‘Peace.’ There is nothing wrong in using anger as a weapon, but if it is cutting your own peace of mind, then you should use wisdom to safeguard yourself. In a house, don’t you keep a dustbin? In the same way, give some room for imperfection, by which at least your mind will be at peace. What is the point of keeping your mind disturbed?

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