#Today's Philosophy # "Anything cannot be great as long as it cannot be with tranquility." "(Seneca) Well, Serenity ex-husband American actor Paul Khesai, you're great

#Today's Philosophy# "Anything cannot be great as long as it cannot be with tranquility." (Seneca) Well, Serenity ex-husband American actor Paul Khesai, you're great. But you are not great enough, because tranquility has left you.

Just kidding. Back to the point. In the midst of anger, people will have a sense of false sublimeness. When the flag is raised, we feel a rush of heat from the spine up to the top of our heads. This is the true sense of sublimeness. When we are angry, we feel similarly. So we thought we were sublime again. But anger is like a gust of wind, without any foundation, it is bad temper. It is arrogance, it is emptiness, it is subservience and approval to others: well, you succeeded, you succeeded in hurting me, my anger is a testimony to my hurt, a badge of your success.

Look. An angry person is so vulnerable that someone else has hurt him. He also showed his wounds to others. His anger tore his wounds wider.