We can look for an example in the life of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. As a child, Gandhi lived trapped by a shyness so great he would run home from school, so as to avoid carrying on conversations with his classmates. As a husband, he sought to dominate his wife. Her refusal to submit to his will was his great teacher of non-violence to this future man of peace. As a father to his children, Gandhi left feelings of bitterness and resentment. In many ways, Gandhi lived in the midst of his own anger.