From early morning till the sweltering heat of the noon Suraj Singh worked hard in his field and came home hungry like a tiger and asked his wife, “Is the food ready?” she answered a little differently, “Wait for half an hour”. “What?” exclaimed Suraj Singh and hit his wife hard on her head with the pickaxe, which he had in his hand. “Oh! I am dead!” screamed his wife and collapsed to never rise up again. When his anger subsided, he repented endlessly on his rash action.
Mr. Sharma resigned his job and returned home, because his boss spoke to him in a harsh tone. In the heated conversation, he lost his cool and resigned. When he returned back to his senses, he started to repent on his immature behaviour. Now he started to wonder how he would take care of his family.
The disastrous effects of anger are numerous. All great men of the world have cautioned man to be very careful about anger. In the Bhagwat Gita, anger is designated as one of the doors to hell .The result of anger is quarrel. tit for tat and violence in return for violence. The Mahabharata warns that angry men commit misdeeds, which leads to destruction.
Have you seen a person is in a rage? They behave in the strangest of ways which you can’t even expect from them under normal circumstances. Among these angry men there are those who cut their enemies into pieces, who destroyed everything, who raze everything to ground, who break somebody’s neck. They lash out with sarcastic words, with words of obscenity.
Don’t ever try to laugh at the behaviour os such short-tempered men. They would pounce on you. When people cannot directly give vent to their anger, they often pounce upon others. Getting angry is a dangerous habit. Plutarch once said, “Anger before entering your mind, drives away your wisdom and closes all the doors on its face, so that it cannot enter again”. Describes a Sanskrit verse, “Anger in good people lasts only for a moment; in the next class of people for two hours; in the still lower class it lingers for a whole day but in the wicked it continues till their death”.
Once during his wandering days Vivekananda was sharing a railway compartment with two Englishmen. Looking at his dress, they misjudged his as an illiterate beggar and began to ridicule him in English. At the next station they were astonished to hear Vivekananda talking with the station master in perfect English. The two Englishmen were ashamed.
They asked him why he had not protested against their silly jokes. With a smile, he answered, “Friends, this is not the first time that I have seen fools”.
It is significant to know that Swamiji remained calm even when provoked by those fools.
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