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It is not that we do not require anger, we require right anger. Anger has been decried as avoidable and as a source of a lot of mischief. Because we do know ourselves, we do not know what to want, we do not know what to be angry about. Do we know what to be angry about? Do we know what to scold the other about? Do we really know what it is that deserves punishment? And what is it that deserves to be ignored or overlooked? To be angry about the right things, you first of all have to know your own mind right. When you know your mind rightly, then you see that the mind of the child is not fundamentally different from the mind of the adult. Often we give tremendous importance to very, very trivial stuff. It becomes very important to us. When it becomes important to us, then it becomes the center of your anger. I like to keep my house clean. And the kids just walked all over the rooms with dirty shoes. And now the kids are getting a hefty scolding. Is the issue serious enough to warrant a strong reprimand? And when such small things are given a lot of weightage, then that which should have received great consideration gets ignored. Misplaced priorities. There are a lot of annoying things that many kids would do. Grant that to him or her. There is no need to take that stuff very seriously. But whenever you see the kid's mind being stained and corrupted, that's where you should take strong notice and strong objection. Reserve your anger for those occasions. And those occasions are a-plenty, believe me. Find them insisting on playing a violent video game, flatly refuse the demand. Not only must you refuse the demand, you must endeavor to find out from where did the kid learn to be attracted to that kind of a game. Reserve your energy so that you can spend it rightly in the upbringing of the kids. Where there is a kid and a pencil or a crayon, rest assured you will find some kind of grafiti somewhere. No point raising heckles over these things. Know what to sanction. Know what to object to and know what to let pass. Be very, very alert. Being a good mother is not an easy job. It is a thing of tremendous responsibility

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If we know what to be angry about, anger is alright. To know right anger, we have to know our mind.

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