Anger- the most hurting feeeling

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MY THOUGHT-

Anger is something which comes from inside, from inside I mean our soul, our mind and our thoughts. Anger can cause harm to a lot of people, if someone has done wrong with I think about it again and again, and all over again this continuous thinking about it causes anger and rage to take a revenge. This anger is a very harmful thing, just like greed, but of course there is a way to avoid it too. One of the Indian Gods- Shri Rama is a great example, he was an avatar of Lord Vishnu who came to Earth to put an end to demons and to the most powerful demon at the time- Ravana (I have mentioned about him in one of my posts on Greed). Rama was a complete person (or God), he was full of kindness. He killed many demons who were attacking the innocent villagers and common people. Just like Rama if we try and stop generating bad thoughts about anyone which causes us to become angry.  Anger doesn’t harm anyone more than you, anger will make you try to take a revenge, take it even if the problem is not that big.

-A POEM-
Anger will force you, anger will cause you
To do unwanted things, to innocent people
Anger is caused from the thoughts of yours,
And also from the mind and soul

Anger will force you, anger will want you to,
To take a revenge from someone who’s harmless,
Anger harms, harms and hurts,
To those who badly think
Stop being like a cartoon,
 From inside out whose head goes loose when he’s lost
 So just like the God who saved the Earth,
 Just think before you think and say
For anger is a feeling that makes the mouth work faster than the mind

                   

  

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