Letting Go of Anger

One day, a snake crawled into a tool shed and accidentally scraped itself on

a sharp saw. Hurt and frightened, it struck the saw in anger. But biting it only

caused more pain. Furious, the snake wrapped its body around the saw,

trying to destroy it. Instead, the sharp blade cut deeper and deeper

into the snake until it died. If the snake had just walked away and released its

anger, it would have survived. The lesson is simple: when we try to hurt those who hurt us,

we often end up hurting ourselves. Let go—not for them, but for your own peace.