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Some Points on Anger II (202)

Point 11

The other egos don’t have the force, rather anger has the force and the other egos rely on the force of anger to have their desire, goal or invested interest fulfilled.


Point 12

Force exists to accomplish things and surmount obstacles. That is the legitimate role of force in creation. We all need force in life as well as for the endeavours of the spirit.


Point 13

The role of force in relation to the essence is to protect the essence and to provide it with the impulse to accomplish or achieve its goals.


Point 14

There are two ways of working on anger. The first way is to eliminate the obstacle. The second way is to sacrifice the desire for the goal. The first way targets anger and the second way targets the ego behind anger.


Point 15

As soon as the obstacle in front of the goal is removed anger disappears.


Point 16

A person without anger will surmount obstacles using force but not violence or force that goes against themselves or others. Their force is free, not conditioned.


Point 17

There is the use of imagination to remove the obstacle: in the negative sense (anger) and in the positive sense (wisdom, consciousness).


Point 18

What we can’t get with conviction or reason we get with corrupted force which is violence. That is why we get angry because need force to convince others to solve the problem in our particular way.


Point 19

Anger damages our image before ourselves and others.


Point 20

Anger does not take into account cause and effect. It blinds us to the effects of the actions of anger.


End (202). 

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