Inse was a bright and curious boy who loved to explore the world around him. But he had a problem – he would get angry easily and struggle to control his emotions. His anger would often get the best of him, and he would lash out at others, hurting them and himself in the process.
One day, as Inse was playing in the park, he got into a fight with another child over a toy. Inse’s anger boiled over, and he hit the other child. Curity, who had been watching over Inse from a distance, came over to intervene.
“Inse, what happened? Why did you hit that child?” Curity asked gently.
“He took my toy, and I got angry. I couldn’t control myself,” Inse said, tears welling up in his eyes.
Curity knelt down next to Inse and put a hand on his shoulder. “It’s okay to feel angry, Inse. But we need to learn to control our emotions so we don’t hurt others. Let me teach you some techniques to calm down and transform your anger into positive energy.”
And so, Curity taught Inse the power of deep breathing and counting to ten. He showed Inse how to recognize his triggers and identify the physical sensations in his body that signaled he was getting angry. Curity also taught Inse the importance of expressing his feelings in a healthy way, such as talking to a trusted adult or friend, writing in a journal, or doing something creative like drawing or painting.
Over time, Inse began to practice these techniques whenever he felt his anger rising. He noticed that he felt more in control of his emotions and was able to think more clearly in difficult situations. Inse also started to express his feelings more openly and honestly, which helped him build stronger relationships with others.
One day, as Inse was playing with his friends, another child accidentally bumped into him, knocking him over. Inse felt a surge of anger rise up in him, but this time he was able to take a deep breath and count to ten. He thought about Curity’s teachings and realized that he didn’t want to hurt anyone or himself. Instead, he transformed his anger into positive energy and channeled it into playing even harder with his friends.
From that day on, Inse continued to practice the techniques Curity had taught him, and he learned to manage his anger in a healthy way. He also realized that it was okay to feel angry sometimes, as long as he used that energy for good and didn’t hurt anyone in the process.
As Inse grew older, he became known among his peers as someone who could always be counted on to remain calm in difficult situations. He even started to teach others the techniques that Curity had taught him, passing on the power of positive energy to those around him.
The end.
This story is all about the power of positive energy and how we can transform our negative emotions into something positive. It teaches children the importance of controlling their emotions, expressing their feelings in a healthy way, and channeling their energy towards positive outcomes. With colorful illustrations and relatable characters, Inse and Curity: The Power of Positive Energy is sure to become a beloved favorite among children and parents alike.
