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Anger and hatred are very different. Anger is an evolved emotion with a specific function: it helps us bargain for better treatment. If you anger me, I may respond in ways that attempt to recalibrate how you treat me—by inflicting costs or withholding benefits. Anger is typically expressed through... verbal confrontation, hostility, or even by withdrawing, such as giving someone the silent treatment. In all of these cases, the goal of anger is to navigate the relationship and change the other person’s behavior. Hatred, however, is different. Hatred goes beyond bargaining. It is the belief that the target is so toxic, so costly to one’s well-being, that the world would be better if they no longer existed. Anger says, “I want you to treat me differently.” Hatred says, “You shouldn’t exist anymore.”show more

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“The anger is widely spread” in Lebanon, says David Miliband. “There's anger at Hezbollah for dragging Lebanon into the war. There's anger at Israel for the way in which it's conducting the campaign. There's anger at America. There's anger at their own government. There's a lot of anger, and the tension is high because a whole society is at risk.” In addition, he says, massive humanitarian aid cuts “are compounding the problem,” with research pointing to an increase in global conflicts since they came into force. “Yes, it's about politics that has broken down, but it's also about basic humanity that's broken down.”

“The anger is widely spread” in Lebanon, says David Miliband. “There's anger at Hezbollah for dragging Lebanon into the war. There's anger at Israel for the way in which it's conducting the campaign. There's anger at America. There's anger at their own government. There's a lot of anger, and the tension is high because a whole society is at risk.” In addition, he says, massive humanitarian aid cuts “are compounding the problem,” with research pointing to an increase in global conflicts since they came into force. “Yes, it's about politics that has broken down, but it's also about basic humanity that's broken down.”

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A way to think about beauty: "Beauty has to do with conversational symmetries and asymmetries in the world." So when David Whyte wrote "Anger is the purest form of care," he's exploring the natural tension between anger and caring. But he's going deeper, and it's in that exploration where beauty and good writing emerge: "Good writing is the act of overhearing yourself say things you didn't know you knew. Because you're at that frontier between what you think is you and what you think is not you, someone else is speaking."

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Message from #AYA ~ Sit With Anger Until It Becomes Compassion "Sit With The Silent Visitor Of Anger And Great Compassion Will Come By Your Own Intention. Change Your Thoughts And Find A Creative Manner To Look At Things. Your Peace Is Worth It All." "Imagine The World If Everyone Learned To Slow Down And Consider The Importance Of Perception. You Are Dreaming Awake As The Ego Finds Solace And Aligns With The Light Of The Soul."

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