Controlling emotional anger
Controlling emotional anger is difficult and frustrating. Also, uncontrolled anger can be scary and destructive.
Anger is a powerful emotion and is very difficult to control.
We use anger to check people who do us wrong. Moreover, we may use anger as a violent weapon against people we hate.
We must learn to be angry without being violent.
Some of us struggle to control emotional anger when people do not listen to us. Religious militants, for instance, use violence to compel people to listen. They proclaim that their deity is peaceful, loving and merciful. And yet they use violence to compel people to worship their deity.
It is possible to control emotional anger
Human beings have the capacity to do what they want without using violence. We can articulate our beliefs or opinions without using anger or violence. So, controlling our emotional anger is possible.
You may want to read how to manage anger
Controlling emotional anger helps us to stay calm
Life is a constant struggle. Moreover, people will attack your person and make you feel bad. When that happens don’t seek to equalize.
Tell people how their words are hurting you. But do not attack them. Deal with the problem.
Do not say, “I will do to him just as he has done to me; I will render to the man according to his work.” (Proverbs 24:29; NKJV)
Do not let negative and angry thoughts linger on your mind.
(You may want to read “Conquering Without Being Violent”)
Controlling emotional anger will help develop a forbearing attitude
Don’t react angrily to angry situations.
You can control your emotional anger by feeding your brain with positive information. So, feed it with peace, love, compassion, and tolerance.
How do you transform your aggressive and angry personality, and how can you be angry without being angrier? You must renew your mind.
To be continued
