Fr. Ripperger: Meekness helps us conquer unmoderated anger
Meekness is not weakness. It is the virtue that moderates anger, the passion that rises when we perceive an injury and desire vindication. Father Chad Ripperger explains that meekn...
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Meekness is not weakness. It is the virtue that moderates anger, the passion that rises when we perceive an injury and desire vindication. Father Chad Ripperger explains that meekn...
One of the most misunderstood virtues we are called to foster is meekness. In Matthew’s Gospel, the Lord invites us to a life of meekness when He teaches: “Come to me, all you who...
Anger can help you fix injustices but it also can leave you feeling stuck or aggressive. Challenging the negative stories you are telling yourself can help soothe your anger.
The art of tempering your fury with an infuriating existential truth.
The ancient Greeks believed the human soul had three parts: reason, appetite, and something called thumos. Thumos is difficult to translate into English. It encompasses anger, no...
What do we do when anger makes us feel crazy? Find out how anger can be a good thing and ways to manage emotional pain. The post Anger Can Be Good? Turn Emotional Pain into Motivat...
When life tests your patience, reacting in anger is easy. But shifting your perspective is where the real power lies.
Tamil Nadu’s political arena has become a theatre of vitriolic discourse
Anger is the feeling emotionally neglected people often fight hardest to avoid. But research shows it can motivate you, strengthen your relationships, and make you more powerful.
How many disasters have been averted because one person refused to buckle under the strain? It’s this kind of composure...
Preparing the ground for genuine loving-kindness and compassion The post Equanimity in Practice appeared first on Tricycle: The Buddhist Review.
Venting about unfair household duties may feel cathartic, but research suggests it actually intensifies resentment and leaves the underlying problem—the unequal mental load—exactly...
When I read energy, it is shown to me in terms of the strength of that energy. In other words, the strength of the energy is directly tied to its manifestation here in the physical...
It’s Not You, It’s Your Trauma Podcast- Trauma, PTSD, Abuse, Anxiety & Recovery - with Joe Ryan The post Anger and Resentments Are Gifts appeared first on The Good Men Project.
Hatred is rising in the United States. Hate crimes reached their second-highest recorded levels in 2024, and preliminary data in ... The post When Hate Feels Like a Virtue appeared...
Anger is not proof you’re broken. Sometimes it’s your nervous system finally saying, “That wasn’t okay.” What has your anger taught you? Click Here to view video by Rachel Grant (o...
Donald Trump is an inveterate hater. He hates everyone and everyth...
A gentle answer can diffuse tension and heal hurt feelings, but harsh words often escalate conflicts. By reflecting on the power of our words and seeking guidance from biblical wis...
When someone's having a meltdown, resist the urge to say "calm down" or offer quick fixes. Instead, listen actively and validate their feelings first--it's the fastest path to defu...
Every family knows the moment. Something goes wrong in a public place, or across a crowded dinner table, or right in front of the children, and you feel the heat rise in your chest...
“Holding on to anger is like holding on to a hot coal that you wish to throw at your enemy. You are the only one who gets burned.” – Richard Levangie, Secrets of the Hotel Maisonne...
If Therefore Thine Eye Be Single, Part 3Hieromonk Savatie (Bastovoi)Every passion that takes root in our hearts is a harbinger of war. The guarding of the senses, the guarding of t...
During the Wimbledon quarterfinal early last month, Alexander Zverev fell while chasing a ball. Jannik Sinner rushed over, concern etched on his face, and helped him to his feet. T...
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