Practice selfcontrol in times of anger and frustration from "summary" of Chanakya Niti in Hindi चाणक्य नीति [Original Verses] by sbts
When anger or frustration arises within you, it is important to remember to remain calm and composed. It is easy to act impulsively in the heat of the moment, but it is crucial to practice self-control in such situations. Reacting with anger will only lead to negative consequences, both for yourself and others around you. Instead of lashing out in anger, take a moment to step back and assess the situation rationally. Consider the consequences of your actions and words before you speak or act. Remember that words spoken in anger cannot be taken back, and they can cause irreparable harm to your relationships. By practicing self-control in times of a...
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