Controlling AngerArchytas of Tarentum was immersing himself deeply in the teachings of Pythagoras at Metapontum, and after a long time and a lot of hard...
The Virtue of Anger“There are men too, who have not virtue enough to be angry...He who dares not offend cannot be honest.” Paine, Thomas. Thomas Paine:...
Unique way to dieThat is the account told by the Argives and Aeginetans, and they agree with the Athenians that only one Athenian returned home to Attica...
Resentment leads to angerThe Philosopher Zeno says: Wrath is anger which has long rankled and has become malicious, waiting for its opportunity, as is illustrated...
Using anger rightly“Anger is a waste of energy,” Churchill said. “Steam which is used to blow off a safety valve would be better used to drive the engine.”...
Rash decisions The coup in Belgrade threw Adolf Hitler into one of the wildest rages of his entire life. He took it as a personal affront and in his...
How not to leadPope Julius 11 was not a man one wished to offend. No pope before or since has enjoyed such a fearsome reputation. A sturdily built...
Types of AngerThere are certain persons who exhibit their high spirit rather gently, and in a sort of passionless manner do everything that even those...
The Danger of Anger…that it is not right to punish anyone in anger – even a slave, since masters who are angry often themselves suffer greater evils than...