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Anger is not a flaw; it is actually quite a natural emotion. Sometimes, anger serves a purpose—it always strikes when our needs are not being met or when our boundaries are being violated. It is ...

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There are seven capital or deadly sins, so called because they are as it were the sources of origin of all other vices and sins. They are pride, avarice, impurity or lust, anger, gluttony, envy and ...