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Anger Management lessons from a Cow, a Bull and a Buffalo
“I need to see you know”. I told my subordinate in a tone that fit the level of my anger. I was enraged will be an understatement.
When she entered my cabin, the barrage of words that I used left her in tears.
The anger in me subsided almost after 30 minutes. I apologised to her.
“Why are you getting angry for everything ?”. She asked.
I was silent. But her words words kept reverberating in my mind through out that day.
I was feeling unhappy about myself. What happened to me. From almost “No anger” when I started my career to “Always angry” was a 180 degree journey. A journey where a person with innate quality of smiling at the storm to someone creating storm out of everything. .
One of the days that followed, I heard a story from a speaker about the nature of Cow. The Cow, he said does not change its attitude towards man based on the man’s behavior . Rather, cow maintain the quality of giving despite the treatment meted out. So, the question that irked my thoughts was “Do we have a choice to stick to our nature than to succumb to the environmental pressures”. Well, the life challenges has definitely won over me and I turned into a different human being. But, I do have a choice. I cannot go back and change the past. But I do have a choice of changing my method of dealing in the future.
But, if you replace cow with bull, the equation changes. If you irk a bull, the bull will retaliate. This put me into a severe introspection mode. I was like a raging bull in many situations, always trying to attack and prove a point.
Strength does not come from Physical capacity. It comes from indomitable will”Mahatma Gandhi.
The indomitable will in holding the anger and turning that energy into something positive makes the world inch towards a better future. It turns the environment we live a place to thrive. Cow is an analogy for the people who don’t react but respond positively. Respond in a way that the outcome produces better future. Whereas Bull is an analogy used for negative reaction to any situation which ultimately create more destruction in happiness, health and humanity.
Is the Choice lingers between a Cow and a Bull. Not really. There is a third choice which is even more destructive. To be a Buffalo. Buffalo is one animal which does not respond or react to the environmental demands. It lives the life it wants to live. It will neither show anger not love. In simple words “Indifferent”.
Being “Indifferent” creates more harm than anger. The indifferent attitudes damages the environment and leads to ineptitude and anarchy.
The real choice lies between these three — Cow, a Bull or a Buffalo. This again solely depends on the individual and on the situation. One needs to show anger, but still need not harm the other party like a bull. So, use anger as a wise tool. Use your anger to define limits but not to harm anyone else.
Act like a buffalo when it comes to matters of irrelevance. We may have arguments propping up in work place about politics or religion. These arguments are frivolous in front of bigger life purpose. Stay away from such topics or petty politics in your life by behaving like a buffalo-” Stay indifferent”.
The Choice of a Cow, bull or a buffalo is in our hands. Our mind has the capacity to use it wisely, if we train it properly.
Be like a bull in defining your limits.
Be like a Buffalo in ignoring unwanted arguments.
Be like a Cow in positively responding to situations rather than reacting.
Hope it’s helpful
Anger Management lessons from a Cow, a Bull and a Buffalo
“I need to see you know”. I told my subordinate in a tone that fit the level of my anger. I was enraged will be an understatement.
When she entered my cabin, the barrage of words that I used left her in tears.
The anger in me subsided almost after 30 minutes. I apologised to her.
“Why are you getting angry for everything ?”. She asked.
I was silent. But her words words kept reverberating in my mind through out that day.
I was feeling unhappy about myself. What happened to me. From almost “No anger” when I started my career to “Always angry” was a 180 degree journey. A journey where a person with innate quality of smiling at the storm to someone creating storm out of everything. .
One of the days that followed, I heard a story from a speaker about the nature of Cow. The Cow, he said does not change its attitude towards man based on the man’s behavior . Rather, cow maintain the quality of giving despite the treatment meted out. So, the question that irked my thoughts was “Do we have a choice to stick to our nature than to succumb to the environmental pressures”. Well, the life challenges has definitely won over me and I turned into a different human being. But, I do have a choice. I cannot go back and change the past. But I do have a choice of changing my method of dealing in the future.
But, if you replace cow with bull, the equation changes. If you irk a bull, the bull will retaliate. This put me into a severe introspection mode. I was like a raging bull in many situations, always trying to attack and prove a point.
Strength does not come from Physical capacity. It comes from indomitable will”Mahatma Gandhi.
The indomitable will in holding the anger and turning that energy into something positive makes the world inch towards a better future. It turns the environment we live a place to thrive. Cow is an analogy for the people who don’t react but respond positively. Respond in a way that the outcome produces better future. Whereas Bull is an analogy used for negative reaction to any situation which ultimately create more destruction in happiness, health and humanity.
Is the Choice lingers between a Cow and a Bull. Not really. There is a third choice which is even more destructive. To be a Buffalo. Buffalo is one animal which does not respond or react to the environmental demands. It lives the life it wants to live. It will neither show anger not love. In simple words “Indifferent”.
Being “Indifferent” creates more harm than anger. The indifferent attitudes damages the environment and leads to ineptitude and anarchy.
The real choice lies between these three — Cow, a Bull or a Buffalo. This again solely depends on the individual and on the situation. One needs to show anger, but still need not harm the other party like a bull. So, use anger as a wise tool. Use your anger to define limits but not to harm anyone else.
Act like a buffalo when it comes to matters of irrelevance. We may have arguments propping up in work place about politics or religion. These arguments are frivolous in front of bigger life purpose. Stay away from such topics or petty politics in your life by behaving like a buffalo-” Stay indifferent”.
The Choice of a Cow, bull or a buffalo is in our hands. Our mind has the capacity to use it wisely, if we train it properly.
Be like a bull in defining your limits.
Be like a Buffalo in ignoring unwanted arguments.
Be like a Cow in positively responding to situations rather than reacting.
Hope it’s helpful
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