This is a Zen story about separating sense of self from anger.

Zen story teaches how to detach oneself from anger by separating the sense of self.

Taming a Temper

Our hearts and minds are like gardens that can be cultivated. Despite our best efforts, however, we can find ourselves growing things we don't want impatience, anger, fear, worry, etc. A wise story about how to deal with these.

Learn to cultivate your hearts and minds like a garden by dealing with negative emotions.

Gardening The Heart & Mind

It's so easy to get sucked into other people's emotions and dramas but do we really need to? Listen to this classic story originally told by the Buddha to understand that actually, we don't have to accept these unwanted gifts.

The Buddha's classic story teaches us how to avoid getting caught up in other people's emotions and dramas.

Not Accepting Anger

Max was a monkey that got angry a lot. He didn't like getting angry. Sebastian his best friend helped him to use tools to stop him from letting anger control him all the time. This made Max happy as he made friends for being nice rather than being scary.

Max the monkey overcomes his anger with the help of his friend Sebastian, learns to use tools to control it, and becomes a nicer, happier monkey.

Max The Angry Money

This story is about learning to deal with anger and the consequences of our actions.

Learning to manage anger and its consequences.

Nails in the Fence

Anger can do things that we cannot undo. The story demonstrates how damaging anger can be but we can learn to be patient.

Anger can cause irreversible damage, but cultivating patience can help mitigate its effects.

Anger Management

The Story of Mars is an inspirational story on the firey, bright red planet. The legend of balancing our areas of heat and passion away from anger is addressed in how we can bring love and creativity to our energy through the story of mars.

The Story of Mars inspires us to balance heat and passion, channeling love and creativity into our energy.

The Story Of Mars

We don’t always make the best decisions when we are angry. This bedtime story tells us about Cara, who is cross with her friends. They started fighting when they wanted to row a little boat down the river. She walks around hissing and spitting, but then Cara has an idea: She will take the boat down the river on her own! Sometimes we can get ourselves into trouble when we feel angry and act before we think, but luckily everything ends well at the end – thanks to Cara’s friends!

"Bedtime story teaches children the consequences of acting impulsively when angry through a tale of a girl who takes a boat down a river on her own."

Cara Gets Cross

Great analogy of how we deal with our emotions and learn to change our approach.

An insightful analogy illustrating how we manage emotions and adapt our perspective, leading to personal growth.

Deal with Anger: Stories