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Marie T. Russell's Daily Inspiration

The focus for today is:   I express my anger appropriately.

Anger is a human emotion, and we've all experienced anger at some point. But there are two types of anger: ethical anger and violent anger. What's the difference?

With ethical anger we express our anger and emotions appropriately and with full awareness of the consequences. Violent anger, on the other hand, has no regard for consequences.

Violence is not necessarily just physical. It is any behavior or thought that is harmful whether emotionally, physically, or mentally. Nonviolence is the opposite. It is any behavior or thought that promotes self-awareness, health, and growth.

So today, let's choose to express our anger ethically and appropriately.

Inspired from the InnerSelf.com article:

Learning The Art of Non-Violence and of Dog Training
Written by Paul Owens

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About The Author

Marie T. Russell is the founder of InnerSelf Magazine (founded 1985). She also produced and hosted a weekly South Florida radio broadcast, Inner Power, from 1992-1995 which focused on themes such as self-esteem, personal growth, and well-being. Her articles focus on transformation and reconnecting with our own inner source of joy and creativity.

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