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Anger

 What is anger? Anger is an emotion.

Anger is a bad emotion. But it is good in certain circumstances. You can feel angry when you have to, meaning not very frequently but when there is no other choice. But otherwise, it will only spoil you and everyone will fear you and dislike you.


In the story of a Panchatantra tale, two brothers lived. One of the brothers was killed because of the other brother's wrath. But he didn't mean to kill his brother. So, anger leads to destruction.


When you are hungry, you are angry or hangry. And when you get angry, not only when hungry, you become brainless and do stupid things. For example, in a Panchatantra tale, a hungry and angry lion wanted to eat the friend of a fox - a tortoise.  So it instantly became brainless. So the smart fox told the lion to drop the tortoise in the water so it will become softer. Continuing to be brainless, the lion dropped the tortoise in the water and the tortoise swam away. So, anger leads to you being outsmarted. 


Ways to prevent anger:


  • Don't feel stressed (you get angry when you're stressed)
  • Eat food 3 times a day (you get angry when you're hungry)
  • Don't be sensitive (you get angry when you're sensitive)
  • Don't roam around with a grudge (you get angry when you have a grudge)

 (This is also a note to self 🤭)

Comments

  1. Good Article about angry. It applies to all irrespective of age.
    From Pushpa patti

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  2. Excellent article. An unfulfilled wish or desire leads to frustration. This causes anger. So if your wish or desire is correct, God bless you and the wish or desire is fulfilled. If that is not fulfilled, God has His own plan to bless you. Perhaps God make to have more good things to happen 😉

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  3. Super explanation abóut angry and hungry
    I don't know how to praise u

    Anyhow God bless u and always with u in all ur àctivities Anbudan Viji Patti

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  4. Too good Shriyandhaa. Lots of love.

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