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Due to your stubbornness and unrepentant heart, you are storing up wrath for yourself on the day of wrath and revelation of righteous judgment from God.
Quote Explanation: Cathedral Epistle of St. Paul the Apostle (2:5)
The wrath of God is revealed against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth through unrighteousness.
Quote Explanation: Epistle to the Romans of the Holy Apostle Paul (1:18)
By allowing anger to overwhelm us, we only harm ourselves.
Anger brings no benefit or satisfaction to you or to others. It only brings harm, making your mind miserable and more and more evil. However, indulging yourself in your exposure to anger leaves a mark on your mind, so that the next time you encounter similar circumstances, anger will arise again.
Be kind to yourself. By abusing yourself, you will experience both the anger, regret, and apathy of the abuser, as well as the depression, anxiety, and fear of the victim. Whatever you do, be kind to yourself.
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The beginning of a dispute is delusion, its food is stubbornness, and the end is anger.
When punishing, one should especially beware of anger. If your heart is outraged, then how, in imposing punishment, will you keep the golden mean between excessive severity and excessive mercy? By all means, anger must be eliminated. Happy are the rulers of a state if, like laws, they arm themselves against crime only in the name of justice and never out of anger.
Everything around is a cycle. Everything has its beginning and its end. This requires understanding, because there is no life in stagnation. Life in a circle. In the destruction of the old and the creation of the new. In birth and death, in love and hate. In faith, without which everything loses any meaning. Past events affect the present. Everything that happens in the present will have consequences in the future. A vicious circle where we live in the world built by our ancestors while we improve it for our descendants. This is exactly the wisdom that the goddess of time and destruction carries in herself, replacing anger with mercy like the phases of the moon.
Quote Explanation: Quote from the story “Kali. The call of darkness."
Why does anger arise? Yes, because obstacles arise in the way of self-love.
Anger is a dangerous ally. It makes it hard to think. Anger must be controlled, otherwise it will control you.
And now you lay aside everything: anger, rage, malice, slander, foul language of your mouth; tell no lie to one another, putting off the old man with his deeds and putting on the new man, who is renewed in knowledge in the image of Him who created him, where there is neither Greek nor Jew, neither circumcision nor uncircumcision, barbarian, Scythian, slave, free, but everything and in all Christ.
Quote Explanation: The Epistle of the Apostle Paul to the Colossians. (3:8-11)
- Witch ... Witch ... - voices rustled in the crowd - so familiar that Lara was covered with goosebumps.
When you control a group with fear, its rank and file members lose trust in each other. The more fear, the less trust. Anger and resentment against the tyrant is turned against those who should be allies, so that the spark of rebellion cannot flare up. Everyone just wants to keep their own safety, their only goal is to avoid punishment, and they start to spy on each other.
The best safeguard against anger is to let it pass before acting.
