Our worst enemy is our memory.

 

 There are wounds that never show on the body that are deeper and more hurtful than anything that bleeds.

Once a family lived in a village and they have four children. The youngest of the children was very angry. Therefore, Daddy gave him a bag full of nails and said that every time you got mad, you would nail one by one to the wooden fence in our yard.

 On the first day, the boy had to go to the garden and hammer 36 nails. Over the next few weeks, the boy was able to contain his anger a little, so that the number of new nails in the wood gradually decreased every day.

 He found that it was much easier to control his anger than to hammer a nail into a wooden fence. The day finally came when he did not have to drive a single nail. He told his father. Father told him to open his nails one by one on the days when he could completely control his anger.

 Days passed and the boy told his father that he was able to open all the nails. His father took him into the garden and showed him the wooden fence and said, 'You have done your job very well, now you can control your anger, but look, there are still nail holes in every wood. The wooden fence never returns to its previous state.

 In your own anger, you can seriously hurt people's hearts. So learn to control your anger. Mental injuries are often worse than physical injuries.