Anger: Rid Yourself Of It
A man's wisdom gives him patience; it
is to his glory to overlook an offense.
---Buddha
---Aristotle
Man can either make the world a beautiful and peaceful place by
simple display of good humor for themselves or turn it to an awful and desolate
ground by showing an uncontrollable anger towards each other. Anger makes the
beautiful turn ugly, breaks the made, and stops at nothing to turn the sweet to
bitter. Anger is the unseen fire in man that burns anyone who allows a little
switch in emotion to kindle it in them and also leaves scars on those that
encounter the fume.
According to Horace, ‘anger is a short madness’ , this proves that whenever anyone gets angry, they
certainly lose their real self and begins to do things they would never do when
they are in their sane state. At the time of anger, we spit fire, voice out
foolish things and take desperate actions with an unsound mind. Anger pushes
man out of the do’s zone and kicks them into the pool of the don’t(s), where
regrets and bitterness is the prize of the actions taken.
Anger
is normal in human, but it is only healthy for our lives when it is wisely
controlled, the moment it is out of our control, it becomes destructive. Anger
is no strength but weakness for any man that allows it to remote their
emotions. Anger is quick to destroy a sweet long friendship, beautiful
marriages, career, and even lives of the people who live at its mercy. The
quality of life we live is dependent upon our ability to put our anger under
tight control. Our patience rather than anger makes us to be more glorified
than a warrior; a man who conquers a city should not expect the blessings that
a man of self-control gets.
For many years i suffered from anger, i know within me that i hate to be angry, i feel really happy when i am at peace with people in my life and i don’t want anything for whatsoever reason to terminate the joy i gain from it. Often, i try to do everything i could at my power not to wrong and hurt people in my life or do things that display me stepping on their toes and expecting others to treat me well, the same way i do to them. One thing i refused to know on time is that if you don’t hurt people they may possibly hurt you, and when some people hurt you, it doesn’t mean their actions are completely intentional. And after coming to understanding of some things in life, i have asked myself many times, how i am so sure i don’t offend or hurt people with my so called values, choices, principles, decisions, actions and attitudes ? Finding an answer to this, helped me come to a conclusion that ‘my own best food could be my neighbor’s poison and vice-versa’ this makes us different people existing in each other’s world, we just have to accept each other’s imperfection and grow together in love.
Many
developed the habit of anger as result of the kind of home they come from or
due to the environment they grew up in.