Folk proverbs on working with emotions

On anger and patience:
"Anger is smart - it is silent, anger is stupid - it screams."
"Don't act rashly, but think it over coolly."
"Calm waters wear away the shore."
"Patience is the key to the lock of wisdom."
"Anger is not a problem if you have a bridle in your hands."
About fear and courage:
"The eyes are afraid, but the hands do it."
"He who does not know fear will not find wisdom."
"The wolf is not as bad as he is painted."
"A coward dies twice, but the brave die only once."
"Courage averts trouble, fear brings it."
About sadness and joy:
"After the rain, the sun always shines."
"Misfortune does not last forever, after night comes dawn."
"As evil comes, so it goes."
"He who knows how to be sad, knows how to rejoice."
On a wise approach to emotions:
"A hot mind always cools down."
"There's a time for work, and a measure for emotions."
"You can't replace a scream with force."
"It is not emotion that rules, but reason that leads."
On accepting emotions:
"Tears are not water - they will wash the heart."
"He who knows his feelings will avoid trouble."
"Cry with your heart, but think with your mind."
About envy and resentment:
"Don't look into someone else's garden - your own will be overgrown."
"Resentment is not a commodity, don't carry it in your heart."
"Envy is a poison that poisons the soul."
"He who cherishes envy loses joy."
About joy and peace:
"Joy in the heart is wealth without number."
"A calm heart opens the door to happiness."
"He who carries light in his soul will always warm others."

These folk wisdoms remind us that emotions are a part of life, but it is awareness and reason that help us cope with their influence, finding harmony and wisdom in each day.