Letting anger go…
I am against picking sides. I like to use my own brain and see the good in everyone.
It is so often easy to see the negative in others because it is so very present in ourselves usually.
No understanding, no ears to hear, no eyes to really see.
Afraid that a truth may be discovered or a secret may be pushed deeper?
Who doesn’t want someone to come to their defense?! Of course we do. But where does anger get anyone, EVER?
(Thoughts & respect for those who have passed, defending our freedoms.)
I was disgusted to hear of the young girl who had a cartoon written about her by students who were contemplating ways to kill her/a student. My fricking god!!!
When will people ever get a clue??? - they say it begins with one person. Me. You.
AHHHHHH…….ahhhhh………..then there’s what matters……..
Amongst the garbage and the anger of this world…….. beaUtiful Stillness and Peace.
How I let my anger go today? I stopped being angry at not having done the cleaning and laundry over the weekend and realised, it is not the end of the world. I got stood up for numerous outings in the last while and realised, that anger festers inside and does NOTHING but create more negativity. Now, duh! A nice *ValleyGirl DUH* …..lol
Let’s it all go!
Peace.
Awww… this is a really good blog today. So true
After dealing with unbelievably hateful people for the past few years (long story), I finally learned that anger is a hurtful emotion if I don’t use it to motivate change…in myself.
And anger only hurts the angry person, really. Beautiful reminder, Jen.
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Good to see you here Jenn. Always a zen-like voice of reason.
Being angry at someone is like drinking poison wishing for the other person to die. Toxic.
Tatiana, been there done that, and it isn’t good. Luckily it has been years since feeling the nastiness.