A female friend of mine who was angry at her mother and sisters admitted that she feared feeling powerless with her family. She had felt this way as a child and too easily fell into old habits when she dealt with them even though she was now a strong, successful woman in all respects.
It's a valuable lesson that we all must learn before we can advance to higher levels of consciousness: In the deepest part of uncomfortable circumstances stands the gateway to self-awareness and personal power.
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Beautifully said and so true. Also worth noting that the fear often is related to power. Perhaps anger makes one feel power to offset the momentary experience of losing it.
Well stated, Mica. Yes, anger often surfaces in a desperate attempt to hold on to power, which is ironic since true power lies in humility and acceptance.
Anyways i have been a silent viewer of your blog for some time and this post pushes me to applaud you; magnificent piece of approach, as always!
Thank you so much for the kind words, Faraan!