On the train to Brindavan a Swami sits besides a common man who asks him if indeed he has attained self-mastery, as the name "Swami" implies.
An edition of Anger: the misunderstood emotion
(1984)
Anger
The Misunderstood Emotion
Revised edition
by Carol Tavris
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