All Life Is Yoga: Anger

1. Currents of Anger

2. Becoming Anger

3. Anger Comes From Outside

4. Anger Belongs to a Lower Humanity, the Humanity of Yesterday

5. Harbouring Anger

6. Don’t Identify With Anger

7. Don’t Try to Find an External Cause – Recognise and Reject

8. Immediately Catch Anger in the Vital Center of the Chest

9. Fall Silent and Write

10. Right Attitude – Develop Positive Side

11. Anger is a Deformation of Vital Power

12. Harm That Anger Can Do to Others

13. In Ashram Ill-Natured People Are Much Worse

14. Rudrabhava and Anger

15. Mother’s Rudrabhava

16. Sri Aurobindo and Anger

17. Vivekananda and Anger

18. Japanese and Anger

19. Theon’s Anger

20. Contagion of Anger

21. Anger in a Rose

22. Matteo Almost Killed Me Three Times

23. Transformation of Anger

24. Anger is a Thief of Inner Riches

25. Stories on Self-Control



All quarrels proceed from egoism which pushes its own opinion and affirms its own importance, considering that it is right and everybody else wrong and thus creates anger and sense of injury etc. These things must not be indulged, but rejected at once. (Sri Aurobindo)