How to Win From Fear, Worry and Anger

Everyone in the world lived happily. There were no problems. Then, one fine day, everyone in the world accepted an invitation to attend a wedding. The marriage had to happen between Fear and

Worry. Illusion, father of the bride, and depression—the mother of the groom invited the solemn presence of everyone. The priest was Anger, who completed the unholy alliance without a second thought. Since then, everyone visits the couple every day and seeks advice from the priest. They seem to see no way to live without them.

Looking at the devastating effects of fear, worry, and anger in today’s world, the above fable may be very true. Modern life is a life of stress, rushes, and tight schedules. We live in an age where computers are married to phones, where moral values have taken a backseat and deadlines [not lifelines] have set the course of the day. There is so much to do, but no time to do it. This naturally causes fear, worry, and anger. Everywhere you look, you can see nothing but conflicts, strife, and grievances. In every direction, we see anxious, depressed, and furious faces. Every place is full of fights, disputes, and hatred. Brother is fighting with brother, son is fighting with father, daughter-in-law is fighting with mother-in-law, and daughter is

Clashing against mother, son is fighting against mother, friend is fighting against friend, neighbor is fighting against neighbor…