The smallest giggle can tip the largest tantrum.
Rage feels immovable until laughter pokes it in the ribs. A single giggle has the leverage to topple storms, not by force but by absurdity. Fury collapses fastest when it realises how ridiculous it looks.
Giggle vs. Gale
A tantrum shouts; a giggle whispers. Yet the whisper bends the noise, tilting the room until anger loses its balance.
The Lesson in Levity
Power doesn’t always roar. Sometimes it sneaks in, soft and absurd, and undoes the whole performance. Anger hates being laughed at — which is why laughter works.
Practical Guidance
Find the absurd: Spot what makes the tantrum ridiculous.
Interrupt with joy: Use humour to disarm noise.
Tip the balance: Remember, one laugh can topple mountains.
Today’s Practice
Today, laugh once where anger expected silence.
