Stress and Anger Management
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Stress and Anger Management - Susan Kramer
Stress and Anger Management
by Susan Kramer
Copyright 2016 Susan Helene Kramer
ISBN: 978-1-365-16007-3
Cover Design by S.H. Kramer
Illustration at end: S.H. Kramer
All Rights Reserved
Santa Barbara, California, USA
Disclaimer: This book is written from a spiritual point of view. For mental health issues consult a licensed therapist.
Dedication
To His Holiness Tenzin Gyatso the 14th Dalai Lama
It is vital that young people, the guardians of our future, develop a strong awareness of the futility of violence and war. They can learn from the examples of Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr., that non-violence is the best way to ensure peace in the long term. Because the twentieth century was a century of violence, let us make the twenty-first a century of dialogue.
from His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama
Introduction
Contentment holds the content of all happiness.
Sometimes contentment seems to evade us, and after trying to find the answers from what is outside ourselves with no results, we finally turn to self-improvement.
This is the point where this book comes in. Each topic looks from a spiritual point of view at ways we act that interfere with our personal peace and happiness.
The contentment we see in the face of a sleeping babe is the contentment that is part of our nature, even if we have lost sight of it.
The first part of this book is a series of ideas kids and young teens can very simply put to use in a practical way.
The second part, for older teens and adults is formed into a series of topics. Each includes a meditation for reflection and introspection.
This is a chance to dive deep within to get at the root of unrest, discontent, stress, and anger.
My hope is that you will find some useful nuggets for anger management, and replacing stress with peace.
Part I. Kids and Young Teens
1. Instant Anger Release Method for Kids
This is a quick method to cool down when angry feelings build up, and you just feel like hitting someone or something.
To begin, while standing or sitting stretch your arms out to the side just away from your body while sending angry thoughts in a jet stream down the inside of your arms and out through your fingers toward the ground.
Then, do some even breathing until you feel back to normal, such as:
breathe in one count;
breathe out one count;
breathe in one count;
and continue.
If you have a few minutes try walking off angry feelings, described next.
2. Walk Off Angry Feelings
When feeling angry, try taking some time out to go for a walk of 5 minutes or more, swinging your arms back and forth – when