Monday, January 23, 2017
Via Daily Dharma / Anger and Fear
It’s
important to note that anger is a form of fear. Someone does something,
and suddenly the mind feels ungrounded and reacts with anger, trying to
reestablish a firm ground by reaffirming one’s narrow sense of self.
Anger’s aim is to establish safety in that deluded way.
—John Makransky, "Aren’t We Right to Be Angry?"
—John Makransky, "Aren’t We Right to Be Angry?"