Sylvia Boorstein Quotes

My Father ... Used To Say, 'I Need My Anger. It Obliges Me To Take Action.' I Think My Father Was Partly Right. Anger Arises, Naturally, To Signal Disturbing Situations That Might Require Action. But Actions Initiated In Anger Perpetuate Suffering. The Most Effective Actions Are Those Conceived In The Wisdom Of Clarity.

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