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Anger a Worry! - (900)

Introduction

What worries me about anger is that in anger there are many modes of acting that are like intense discharges against other people.

I would really prefer that in a human being there would be a factual type of questioning rather than violence, attack, mocking, derision, belittlement etc.

Why is this So?

Why does anger have such modes of acting or processing itself? Mainly because it is force and force is energy in movement. It all depends on the direction in which that energy is given to flow. Our mind is the one that gives this force a direction to flow in.

That basic direction is in the search for compensation or an attempt to fill a void that has been created, by getting satisfaction to fill the dissatisfaction that has been produced, and that satisfaction in anger comes from hurting the other back.


Work in the Mind

The key is to work in the mind to train it to give the force that anger provokes a positive direction to flow in. Or actually if we remove all those concepts and violent modes of acting using words and gestures and violent actions we will feel force with nowhere for it to go. Which is fine.


Conclusion

If one works on anger enough to remove those derisive, violent modes of word, action and mental images inside oneself we will feel very much more at peace. Because having those violent modes in our mind even though they are dormant always provokes a level of fear in one, that fear is felt in the subconscious and emanates from the subconscious producing a very light and subtle anxiety in daily life and it gets very intense when we are getting angry or are close to getting angry.

Finally 900 posts. That was the longest 100 (801 to 900) ever.

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