Editorial
Why emotions, and why now?
Anger is faster today than ever; a single comment can ignite an argument, and a message typed in seconds can last for years. With speed has come haste: in speech, in shopping, in decisions.
In this issue we see emotions turn into storms: a relationship harmed by aggression, a student nicknamed the Hurricane, and a woman who buys what she doesn’t need. Then, in the second part, we see the paths to calm: two friends who learn that feelings are not facts, a sage who settles a feud over a cup of tea, and an employee who gets through his hardest day step by step.
This issue doesn’t ask you never to be angry, only to know your anger before it leads you.
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