The Problem of Anger - How to Use the Power of Your Dark Side

[@academyofideas]

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[@Deathtaxesandrussell]

So awsome that you do these videos, have you got a top 10 list of books, even a top 5 of which to read? (Or anyone else looking at this)

[@treboleekem499]

Where/what did you study to become so well educated on these things?

[@mughat]

I am curious about you personal view on the philosophy of Objectivism by Ayn Rand. I ask because I sense you have a lot in common with it.

[@vaibhavdimble9419]

This is cosmic coincidence.. As a rural citizen of India From last few days I was thinking of channeling my anger and helplessness about the past as a fual that burn me completely so that I can completely get over what my culture has made out of me( I live in culture that has no value of knowledge hence has powerty of every kind with full of arrogance) . I hope your understanding will help me in my journey. Thank you

[@dasein9980]

Philosophy requires more than quoting a horde of others out of context.

[@jaloobi]

Anger is the desire for change. Find what you want to change, and remember why you are angry.

[@eclipse5393]

No, it's not. People express anger for many reasons. Many people get angry because of change.

[@AntonioRonde]

@@eclipse5393 Even being angry because of change means you want a change. You want the process that has been started to be reversed.

[@eclipse5393]

@@AntonioRonde ​ No, because even the idea can make them angry without change ever happening.

[@substituteghost9783]

@@AntonioRonde If that applies, then one could say that all negative emotions are the result of perhaps even an unconscious desire to change: anger to power, boredom to excitement, annoyance to quiet, and grief to death. Are these not natural causes? Even though one can ascribe these causes to these emotions, claiming such a thing in such a way excludes the possibility of other causes: such as with anger rising from vengeance.

[@Tethloach1]

generally I always forget why I am angry, first time I was angry was when I was told about God in Christianity at age 4, first I felt guilt, great immense guilt followed by anger and rage, the last Time I was angry was when I felt empty at the meaninglessness of it all, I was once angry for 2 plus years, I don't know really, moral reasons or survival reasons or spiritual reasons.

[@TheLifeFormulaa]

Anger can create an absurd amount of energy

[@eclipse5393]

Calm down, Hulk.

[@2coulin]

Goku and Vegeta know only too well

[@bulbasaurpokemon3573]

Negative energy is evil

[@dread-cthulu]

Negative energy is negative...."evil" is mostly subjective. Minus killing babies and genocide, most supposed "evil" things are in a grey area and differ from one culture to the next. A shot of fierceness is invigorating and can propel one to get off of his laurels and do something..... We live in a fake ass culture where asking someone how they're doing isn't actually a question about a person's wellbeing, it's just a meaningless nicety. No one actually gives a fuck, nor do they want to hear it. Don't ask me that question, because I'm gonna unload on you.... Be real. Negativity has its place. Sometimes motherfuckers need to be jarred out of their hypnosis and wakened to their own bullshit.

[@dread-cthulu]

....including myself.

[@XX-lx4mr]

I never understood why people try and calm down someone's who angry and harmless. It's like crying, people should be able to experience it to get through some situations.

[@philmartinez8704]

Throwing a temper tantrum is one thing. Honing one's anger into motivation towards a goal that will lead towards satisfaction and change is another. Outright denying someonebeing upset is just as dangerous as letting them go wild without restraint. Balance and guidance is required

[@ZedzDed311]

Some people have deeper connections with their empathy towards others and anger is typically spurred by being hurt, offended, etc. Therefore we're naturally inclined, to certain degrees, to soothe someone who appears to be experiencing pain. Also, how are you supposed to interpret with 100% certainty that the angry person is "harmless"? Your statement lacks depth and is simply a blanket view in a world full of people who experience emotions on a wide scale and ignores simple concepts like the relationship between the angry person and the empathetic, the situation which caused the anger, the possible ramifications of allowing an angry person to boil further into irrationality, etc.

[@SR77736]

@@ZedzDed311 yeah but telling someone to calm down can also make them more angry. There are many ways to look at this and allowing others to have views that differ from yours makes for s mature and judgement free intellectual space. Can agree to disagree.

[@PoopPlantsNotBodies]

Thank you !!!

[@igottasitdownforthisone7768]

Because everyone didn't see this video so they're more likely to spazz out n hurt someone rather than "use that anger creatively."

[@teslaNYproductions]

This is a big problem for today’s society, especially for the new generation, we have been taught that anger is never socially acceptable. That we are supposed to be happy all the time, or just playing it cool. Which turns people to plastic, and makes them overly sensitive.

[@kane-111]

So true...

[@AlecEburhard]

Can you explain how it makes us overly sensitive. I’m not doubting you, I’m just very curious but having a hard time wrapping my head around it.

[@MrJack6630]

@@AlecEburhard when you live in a society where anger is not acceptable, you get less people expressing themselves in an aggressive manner, you get less confrontation (you can clearly see that the new generations doesn't like confrontation at all!). So this becomes the social norm that you have to be positive and smile all the time and anger is considered hostile, so as a result when you express the slightest anger people get offended (which is also what's happening nowadays).

[@danielhart7435]

Or worse, bottle up unhealthy amounts of it until you explode.

[@soulextract640]

@@MrJack6630 That's why I have Unbridged Rage.

[@anjaknatz7157]

"The greatness of a man can be seen in what makes him angry"

[@KatariaGujjar]

Give example

[@ShubhamBagade]

@@KatariaGujjar KZbin comments......

[@lebronjames7041]

@@KatariaGujjar I think what it means, for example let’s say I like to be In shape and exercise all the time so i can feel the best I can be, but once I see lazy fat people playing video games all day , then it makes me angry that they aren’t doing the same because you want the best for them.

[@KatariaGujjar]

@@lebronjames7041 Ah ok got it. Thanks Lebron. Hope you get the MVP this year!

[@lebronjames7041]

@@KatariaGujjar :,)

[@110gotrek]

You're so damn good in making these videos so well. They're water in the desert of youtube philosophy content. And they are all so correct.

[@IndeedVancho]

My words exactly

[@FilterChain]

Its aristotle's virtuous man , read up on it

[@jayant9151]

Saracasm

[@igottasitdownforthisone7768]

Sir, you have a bucket on your head. I'm glad I caught you before you left the house.

[@ti2218]

Ever watch Pursuit of Wonder? They're pretty great too

[@fast6232]

“The world belongs to whoever is mad enough to take it.” -F A S T

[@jemweak2307]

says who?

[@fast6232]

Jem Jemfoldism Dy1an

[@sparta-lf4lv]

Facts

[@savekillqqpsounds8473]

Nice.... i had agression problems.... (now i can control it so i could let it all out thats in me xD)

[@fast6232]

theresia2012 I made it up when I was watching an ivar the boneless video

[@davida6146]

I’ve noticed that when I act on anger, my choices I have the courage to make the difficult decisions that would be harder to come by if I was in a happy state. Happiness clouds my judgement and makes me optimistic letting my guard down. Anger has been my ally but when I consume too much I can become isolated and bitter.... it has its benefits but also has a big cost as well... So learn to balance it otherwise it will control you.

[@davida6146]

@Ligeia D.Aurevilly well, if you bottle up things and give into your raw emotions, you can collect it through several means (ex; someone flips you off in traffic, rude people, being overlooked at work or school despite your hard earned achievements, constant rejection/denial, etc.). After a while it does build up, but there's also "positive anger" which is (from my opinion) when you are just naturally aggressive with competition -- you're angry with your current situation and you won't be satisfied until you improve or achieve your desired outcome, *by making yourself better.* But, it can be very draining after awhile - I don't recommend it as a permanent fix, but rather as a boost for a short-term period. Exerting your anger into something positive (such as improving one's own performance to "beat the competition") I think is healthier than exerting it on the current situation (such as the road rage example). This does require self-control and honing your emotions, which not many people have these skills/abilities.

[@geofla3341]

I used to struggle with my anger so much when I was a teenager and I hurt almost everybody in my life. After fighting people at my school, constantly losing my job, getting depressed and I kept asking myself why nothing is changing... I started reading self help books, philosophy and started writting down Everything that has ever happen to me, every thing that made me sad, happy, angry, depressed... I used thoses memory as a learning lessons and broke down how I got myself in those situations. Having responsibility for every word and action I did that got me where I'm at. On the journey of self enlightenment, and great change, This video certainly helps me greatly in understanding anger! Thank you!!

[@kerrispivey884]

Geo Fla ... i cAn so relate to this.... i’ve struggled with anger my whole life...hurting the ppl that care the most for me but strangers with disrespectful mouths were also objects of my severe aggression n lack of concern once i have perceived a transgression i completely lose all sense of reality or fear of consequence n flipppp allll the way our wherever whenever

[@kerrispivey884]

and i toooo have started to confront my personality flaws or defects n wish to overcome n have more self control

[@harleyquinn5774]

Anger is the emotion of self preservation. I learned that in my therapy for my PTSD.

[@djartyom924]

Guide to being a sith Lord

[@Tethloach1]

A Sith Lord would have to feed off of fear as well as anger, look at animals they live off of fear of constantly changing and staying active physically meaning that they rarely seem to go mad. fear means you are engaged instead of disengaged with your surroundings, Lion fear being outnumbered by Hyenas, 3 lions attacked a Hyena bruised it a bit then it called back up, and the 3 lions were eating a lot of food with the rest of the lion pride aka 10 lions eating, Hyena had a pack animal group of like 20+ Hyenas the lions ran fear of being over run.

[@CardCaptorDeadpool]

Peace is a lie. There is only Passion. Through Passion I gain Strength. Through Strength I gain Power. Through Power I gain Victory. Through Victory my chains are Broken. The Force shall free me.

[@ALu-nq8rf]

Good, good, let the hate flow through you.

[@andrewcrockett4379]

The guy at the beginning looks like Kylo Ren

[@lordbakedcouchpotato4439]

I am a sith lorde

[@RdersWorld]

Anger gives enormous reserves of power, however it gives birth to hatred which is even stronger but toxic to your health. Learning to channel anger into self-improvement is a great starting point. But the ultimate goal should be to master the sub-conscious mind.

[@gabrielfrostbrand2754]

As with all emotion true mastery over anger is being in control while being angry, not by being in control through trying not to be angry. True strength shows itself being able to allow ones emotions while never being fully overtaken by them, so that there always is the possibility of regulating them or one´s own behaviour. Beware of the illusion of control that goes along with an anemic approach to life, which rests upon a facade of modesty, decency and kindness based on (of course only superficial) suppresion of feelings. Such a facade has its flawlessness paid for by the risk of its fragility. Only if you have the courage to engage with your dark side by venturing forth into the deepest and darkest parts of your soul, while you be truly able to understand and hopefully also master them.

[@aldoavina7420]

WORD

[@kane-111]

@@SkillBasedGamer What a gamer....

[@soulextract640]

@@SkillBasedGamer Your going to go thought so much pain mentally.

[@soulextract640]

@@SkillBasedGamer living a lie, knowing you can do better.

[@MrDaddynomates]

Anger has helped me in the past. It removed all my fear and made me break free of a bad toxic person.

[@IndeedVancho]

My man, I've been watching your vids for a long time now and even now I'm still blown away with your content. Don't stop doing this. You're amazing

[@spectretacitus325]

Easily one of the best content providers on KZbin. You do great work.

[@MrUrech]

Thankyou for not saying "keep up the good work". Its so condescending. As if the person is trying to please that particular person and his idea about good work

[@PrimeCaesar]

when i'm sad, i make myself angry. when i'm angry, i feel more motivated and not sad. win/win.

[@samfunk6848]

Lol i do that too. Can't get anything done when depressed, but if I'm angry I get things done way quicker.

[@mattg.9551]

Same 💯

[@camronchlarson3767]

This truly spoke to me. Especially the concept of living with the demonaic rather than allowing it to devour you.

[@soulextract640]

Agreed

[@perc3557]

Let anger, invigorate and propel you towards distant goals.

[@Rawdiswar]

Amen brother

[@kevin080592]

looks like im gonna take that from now on.. thank you sir/ma'am

[@pmathewizard]

PSA: Doing a generation trauma for the person that hurt you is not a long term goal.

[@obsoleteoptics]

"Anger is a gift." - Zacharias Manuel de la Rocha

[@grizzle7935]

>tfw treating rich kid commies as valid intellectuals

[@morriomara6046]

Freedom!

[@AKD499]

Means??

[@The_ScapeGoat]

Ideology thrives on anger and ignorance. Activists hold anger as a virtue because it motivates them to destroy the world.

[@obsoleteoptics]

@@The_ScapeGoat As if it's the guy chaining himself to the last tree in the forest who is destroying the world, not the guy driving the bulldozer.

[@Western-Supremacist]

Some of my greatest achievements were done in anger and self-loathing. I was massively overweight an I came to hate myself, my weakness and lack of discipline. I lost 9st (about 130lbs for the Americans). I hated my failures and was angry that everyone thought I would never become anything. I went to University at 28 and achieved a first class degree and two academic awards. Anger an hatred can be exceptional motivators. Learn to harness them.

[@retro-ronin]

This channel is easily one of the best I've found in all of YT. Keep up the great work, brother. You're helping thousands of people to reach their full potential.

[@alanhowitzer]

Growing up teachers and parents treated our anger and passion as a giant negative, something like a poison. Rather than trying to direct the fire, they wanted to put it out.

[@Commander_Turbanator]

Bro, this KZbinr is better than any “self improvement influencer”. He gives our facts of the past and it’s truly amazing that the past knows this much .

[@calebbrewster129]

I lost friends when I was younger because my anger scared them off. I didn't know how to handle it and would hit things(never people). It's still there but in a cage being pacified. Thanks for the video and now it's time to work on using that power to focus on something good.

[@LeonardoYoshimitsu]

Keep up the exceptional work

[@OurNewestMember]

YOU keep up the exceptional work!

[@ajaym6795]

I liked how the maker of this video mentioned about demonic forces. I also liked how he mentioned that a monotonous life without any form of creativity can make one angry. I especially liked it when mentioned that powerlessness and anger are connected. Yet, I feel that this video is missing something to make it useful and applicable

[@hatrack5977]

These videos are insightful but also terrifying since I can see everything that he talks about playing out in human society

[@spunkybuddy]

Videos like this really piss me off.

[@theboywhocriedswag]

Good. Let the anger flow through you

[@thewrathematician1911]

It gives you focus. Makes you stronger.

[@spunkybuddy]

Um... Sarcasm?

[@Stealthsilent1337]

Lol

[@gypsylee73]

John Tvrz Humour is rising above. But it’s still necessary to transmutate emotions like anger. I use humour as a break from it.

[@AamirKhan-hc7vo]

I have started to binge watch this channel. The content is thought provoking

[@gabrielfrostbrand2754]

Watch out for who is trying to devalue anger or those who show it, because such an attack on anger may be backed up by the knowledge of one´s superiority through the leveragable power of one´s social standing and/or the lack of internal restraints that could normally not be overcome without anger. Anger that is openly enough expressed to become socially recognizable and therefore relevant is often the weapon of the powerless and disparaged against the injustice that has been inflicted upon them (or those with whom they empathize) against their oppressors, who have trained themselves out of commiting this fauxpas. Put simply: If someone advocates against anger it may be because he has no need for it, or is adept enough at hidng it, while you are in your self defense inclined and forced to make use of it to equalize power.

[@thewrathematician1911]

Gabriel Frostbrand Use your anger but don't let it use you.

[@The_ScapeGoat]

It's disturbing how many politicidal ideologues are in the comments section.

[@moonlitbliss]

Thank you SO MUCH. Anger is the shadow I find most difficult to confront for the very reasons described in this video. Thank you for giving me perspective that I am not alone in this! Love your videos. 💕

[@ThaiGoalie]

I needed this video. Thank you. My father had a stroke on my 24th birthday this year while living in Japan, I had to medevac him back to the US, and move all his belongings in a short time. This evening I got word that the storage unit that held all his belongings from the home he once lived in was broken into. All our keepsakes and sentimental belongings torn apart - and the possibility of identify theft looming. With news of this came blind and destructive rage which led to holes in my door, and bloody knuckles. Then came misery and angst to the point of where I did not know what to do with myself. After some time, and watching this video and your video on the psychology of resilience, I will face these challenges with a different, healthier, and far more self productive mindset. Thank you again

[@avi7845]

Every new video is so relevant to the last, I find it amazing how consistently you address the most pertinent questions that arise from previous exploration. It seems you aren't only reading up on this stuff but doing the real work that cultivates the natural wisdom that comes with attending to all that is within oneself. Rage, of all emotions, may be the hardest to be conscious of and maintain containment, it more than other feelings demands action.. Therefore the best thing to do at that point is not act, contain the energy and grow with it out of the paradigm that you and that rage are living on. Love your work, this channel is unreal.

[@chihirosen6996]

"Every act of creation is first of all an act of destruction". This is exactly the message I got when reading the Sandman graphic novels. The endless sibling,destruction, was portrayed beautifully in this.

[@psyche1988]

Picasso said it first !

[@markwood192]

Scary to think that anger in the shadow that’s promoted from the material world could utterly powerful in a destructive way. Give me the light and love!

[@neon_one_neo3317]

Rage is the only thing some of us have to keep going,it is mentally impossible to not be angry,especially if it is caused by another person

[@sphengolly]

Good job finding the link between anger and powerlessness. Few see that. The next step, of course, is how do you empower yourself.

[@winterknight4307]

To me, anger is often the fuel that pushes us human beings forward and is the power that we have. But if we lose control of that anger it becomes rage, the burning wild fire that is uncontrollable and destroys everything in its path. But it can often be a good thing to have because in a situation were your life or somebody else's life is endangered it can be a focus point in which rage becomes anger.

[@amorrightway4344]

Mate your videos have changed my life and shown me that what therapy told me were my issues were actually my greatest traits thank you

[@creamrising]

Distilled water is pure water with a slight negative charge. Despite this it has an alkalizing effect on the body. When we are distilled mentally in our thinking, being slightly negative in our outlook is realized to be the super position (think Schopenhauer) . Misplaced expectations and a lack of understanding of the Will (force of life) are the obstacles that we must overcome. We must learn the extent of our abilities as they relate to the Will.

[@djn48]

The negative charge in the water has nothing to do with negative emotions. It's a different usage of the same word, but your comment is fun anyway.

[@cervantestheherbalist1291]

Fast

[@tomjackpaul8566]

Thank you for the life-enriching information you are communicating to the world. Your channel, you mind, is cherished.

[@derpherp1810]

To summarize this simply without vague philosophical quotes: anger can be used to motivate change in your life.

[@ARtorNot8]

Didn’t hit the same

[@drewberry8141]

These lectures help me break down my walls and aloe the real me to show through thank you they truly help with understanding what is happening within oneself and to help others

[@petrasvinciauskas878]

I've started thinking like this for weeks; that pagan gods and what Jung said about the sight of Wotan is best explained in this video. Think of the relationships between gods and how people act. "People don't have ideas, ideas have people." - C. G. Jung Great work, thank you

[@christophertelesford7579]

Awesome video, I think it is true how almost everyone has that requirement to hold in their rage and not take advantage of it, in order to avoid being irrational. Instead of doing something with that anger, we shut it out because we don't know how to control it. Barriers become broken and rules don't seem to matter when anger is involved, I think its during those moments when people began thinking outside the box. Anger really is a powerful feeling.

[@PlagueDoc25]

these videos might have a bit of bias that I might not catch but this channel is certainly my favorite, best philosophy content in my opinion, great teachings.

[@telkinia]

Everything is biased as in everything is birthed from the mind of a human with complex social and internal structures, which in turn are influenced by all the unique and collective happenings in its life. Bias is not bad, it's a starting point for the development of your own unique set of ideas and values.

[@J03TC]

I've watched a good few videos on this channel and I think it's helping.

[@Sumisusanichiban]

Absolute impotence corrupts absolutely.

[@jackbrown8735]

I tapped on this video because I wanted to learn how to unleash my anger, despite it not answering my questions it was still very pleasantly relatable

[@julyol119]

I can do stuff I never believed I could, If I redirect my anger. The only problem is, that my anger very soon turns into sadness and this in turn works like an energy drain...

[@kyupified2440]

And sometimes turn into regret

[@ShobeirSheida]

This is arguably one of the most useful channels I have ever seen on KZbin.

[@decrodedart2688]

Can anyone point out how this relates to my conflict complex and being more assertive? I think I tend towards harmony to the point of self-sacrifice and the destruction of my creative will. Thanks.

[@kparker2430]

perhaps you are young (?) or have been lucky and successful (?) - i detect a strong lack of cynicism coming from you. I suggest age and or sufficient misfortune will install the Herd level cynicism that you require to function properly. For example; i am your 'who gives a shit about where the deck chairs are!, the ship is sinking!!' type of guy. Are you seriously proposing a fkn harmonious sinking!? - that's how i role:)

[@Ruleofrose92]

you have content in your videos that cant be found anywhere else, not to mention how many i screenshoot the art in your videos! big thank you

[@academyofideas]

Instead of doing screenshots check out our site, for each video we provide a gallery and links to all the art work we use: academyofideas.com/2018/10/problem-of-anger-power-dark-side/#art

[@mznaeture]

How could you wish to become new unless you have first become ashes 💯

[@bjbbj292]

The form is not in madness but ego when you but your soul into your ego and let them dissolve you enter a new state but you should not want it because it's not for you ,you are a god like me meditate dissolve your ego into your soul or be present and let

[@bjbbj292]

And let everything be as it is . Raise yourkundalini energy and sun gaze meditate in it , cause me and you come form it heaven , heaven is hear connect with yourself or what I call higher self or divine self I'm woke and you will not die if you do this but will live and enter heaven

[@bjbbj292]

How to meditate so first you want to relax you can lay down or go into a posture whichever one but relax then when you are relaxed be present and let everything be as it is you are not your thoughts let them be as it is by letting do anything don't care about thoughts or anything else just be present you will make

[@bjbbj292]

Contect with yourself if you do it correct you should bliss connected with the source/god do this everyday while also raising the kundalini energy you shall no the truth and it should set you free I'm not jesus or god but I'm child of the source like you so believe me heaven is now jesus said ye are gods

[@bjbbj292]

Jesus was black not white he did not teach the god they teach now of course jesus true followers were killed all of them they killed jesus but he said the second coming of the son of god will go east to west the real way the sun goes is east to west they change the east north , south things so we wouldn't know

[@greatprovider8198]

This channel is a gem.

[@LoveIsAll88]

So grateful for all of your videos.

[@UnderstandingCode]

You are simply the best bro! if u had a British accent you'd be like a living Alan Watts

[@EddieCorduroy]

Shai Rombout what makes you say that?

[@LVXMagick]

Belief implies doubt as Carl Jung said. It is nothing more than an acceptance of something one does not know. As for morality I would direct you to Twilight of the Idols by Nietzsche. I agree that Alan Watts argued both sides of everything until he had no solid ground to stand on but to call him a fool says more about you than him.

[@danieldannydan1573]

@Shai Rombout 👀woot de fuk

[@retiredshitposter1062]

Alan Watts is a pseudo-intellectual moron. He's the David Icke of philosophy.

[@skertzya3887]

I was born with an uncontrollable anger that really got me into trouble during my teenage years...After watching this video it made me realize I conditioned myself because I rarely ever get angry anymore.

[@mikebarktic7416]

Anger can save your life, but contempt is sustaining. (casual bromide, long story)

[@OurNewestMember]

sustaining...or draining?

[@bezoznaught5261]

I love your videos. We need more people to listen to things like this.

[@ClockWerkOrange]

Let fury have the hour, anger can be power. D'you know that you can use it? The Clash

[@danteconsonero2315]

Everyone of these videos is a treasure in and of themselves ...

[@SMC_Trader04]

I can't even control my anger... During the time while I'm angry I can destroy Anything and everything

[@marcoesteban4748]

Lucky for you I habe trained myself 2 supress it

[@SMC_Trader04]

@@marcoesteban4748 My Anger leads me to generate Enough energy to destroy

[@marcoesteban4748]

@@SMC_Trader04 I wish I had that tbh :C

[@SMC_Trader04]

But it's good to suppress the anger:)

[@marcoesteban4748]

@@SMC_Trader04 no it's not, you eat all the shit yourself, it's better to dump it on other people or use it for something productive

[@dolevmazker736]

amazing how true this is. Anger was a big part of my life and it was incredibly hard to control it. It is still hard today

[@maisonmorgan3695]

If you want to shine like the sun, first you must burn like it.

[@isaacmettle]

Borrowing this

[@alexs06347]

@@isaacmettle Lol quote was said by hitler

[@isaacmettle]

@@alexs06347 I don’t respect hitler but OH WELL!!

[@jimvanwinkle5997]

@@alexs06347 I hate to say it but about that 1 thing he may be right. But just this once.

[@LucienVeronica]

Y’all are not right in the head. Millions of people were brutally killed. Women, children. Fuck off with your quote 🖤

[@theoddfox6306]

Ive liked a girl for 4 years now and she still doesn’t like me and recently I found out she likes another guy who’s about to graduate (she’s 14 and so am I) and now all I can do is better myself while using my sadness and anger to give me more strength

[@michaeledwardhunter]

Aphorism: "When we argue with someone over a controversial issue, it’s easy to forget they have come to their conclusions on the basis of knowledge or information not identical to our own. On the other hand, assuming their knowledge or information to be not equal to our own is the default position of many of us who, it must be admitted, get a bit angry or impatient for this reason."

[@The_ScapeGoat]

Catchy...

[@johnrodgers2018]

Thanks, I needed to hear this today. I have embraced my anger and will channel it into a positive force.

[@johnrodgers2018]

@Ligeia D.Aurevilly today I went to the gym, it was only then when the anger was ratched down a couple of notches I was able to think clearly and positively plan. Often anger is from a feeling of helplessness as AOI explains. But in every situation you have choices. This I learned from Victor frankls book Man's search for meaning.

[@johnrodgers2018]

@Ligeia D.Aurevilly there are a few questions in your response , but no, I do not channel my anger into creative endeavours. I am a creative and I practice my art as a form of recreation and escapism. I agree with you on that AOI emphases channelling your anger into creativity and hardly mentions using it as a means of personal growth. As for your situation tomorrow maybe it might be too late, but in similar circumstances , I tap into my warrior archetype, I know it sounds cheesy and not sure if you are familiar with Jung, but I find this method to work very well for me. And yes Frankl book was great, he lifts a lot of his thoughts from Stoicism and I have personally found that a life transforming outlook to my life, and quite compatible with my personal Christian faith. Every morning I will read a passage from Marcus Aurelius's mediations as well as the daily Stoic. What book are you reading of Bertrand Russells? I am listening to history of western philosophy now and I am loving it.

[@johnrodgers2018]

@Ligeia D.Aurevilly God bless and go in like a lion!

[@johnrodgers2018]

@Ligeia D.Aurevilly well done, thanks for letting me know.

[@shounakchatterjee4461]

@Ligeia D'Aurevilly How exactly did you channelize your anger to pass the exams? I have exams coming and I need to know that..please reply if possible..also, I found this conversation of you two quite impressive.

[@HumanLiberty]

Interesting, but the title's promise was never fulfilled: there was no "how to", only a clear statement of the existential problem with any solution conspicuously absent.

[@Mavrik9000]

The content was excellent, but I agree. The words "How to" should not be in the title.

[@stefanlamb1179]

'How to' is finding a creative outlet for your anger. Anger is fuel for art.

[@TheSublimeLifestyle]

....it’s not a handholding tutorial. You’re going to have to draw your own conclusion and mold it to your life.

[@thewrathematician1911]

Figures that someone who wants step-by-step instructions would miss the point about personal creativity.

[@couchgaming7879]

The how to is in there. How you apply it; is entirely up to you.

[@10shanwei]

This video helped me to gain a new insight to how which I could better channel my anger, into something more productive and more creative. As expressed in the video, though it is the cultural norm to suppress and be as kind as possible to others, I also find it important to be accepting towards myself and be less rejecting towards the anger within me. Instead of giving negative energy to the already negative feeling, it is time to put some positive energy into this emotion.

[@Keyhan-c8c]

never tell your child to be calm in life, let them show anger , if anger is not released it ends up with a terror or suicied. tell childeren that life is easy ,let them lought at problems but if they get get angry , dont ponish them. my parents forced me to grow up as a calm man , i remeber everytime i would get angry something inside me kept my anger, i always inchained my anger inaide me, becouse i was told that. the anger turned to depression, low confidence and hate, finaly it end up killing my twin brother. yes i killed my twin i end up killing anyone who stayed in my way. i killed 11 person in my life and im now in jail. i kept my anger for 24 years. everything starts with parents and the way they grow their child. show child life is easy and it is a big joke. and if sometime their anger will release dont stop it. its better to have release a daily anger so you get a reactions towards your released anger back to you, instead of keep anger iside you just to not make others upset or sad about how you feel in that moment. dont act happy or calm if you dont need to. anger is noting to keep inside you, it most get out of your body when it creates , if kept it will grow and become a dragon inside you and one day it will become unstopeble. if your anger is chained the day it finds the way out of you your brain cant conteol it even if you want to, let me tell you how you will feel, you are dronk , you cant see, all you do is finding a weapon and rekt your opponant un will. your anger cant be stoped intill your soul leave your body. plz listen to me.

[@truth4458]

...I see.

[@MultiWhogivesacrap]

Any form of point you had was dispelled at the word rekt

[@MultiWhogivesacrap]

If you are in prison which I highly doubt, how'd you run around the yard using leet speak to your enemies? You fool

[@puppetsoftherealm4742]

How to you have access to the internet in prison?

[@nedmodelo1988]

Man I really needed to find this video today. I'm sure many out there can relate. Very grateful that I found your channel.

[@acerusioannes234]

I'm in love with your voice. Irrelevant I know.

[@theboywhocriedswag]

and gay

[@retiredshitposter1062]

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[@OurNewestMember]

so relevant.

[@notanormie3818]

i'm forever grateful that i found this channel, you are amazing at what you are doing. my well wishes, thank you.

[@davida6146]

Me: Is it possible to learn this power? Sheev: Not from a Jedi

[@PSYCHONIHC]

HAHAHAHA!

[@EmEnz1]

It sure is. But take baby steps.

[@MelloCello7]

I think this may be the greatest youtube channel on the net

[@michaelcastro9026]

“Through anger I draw strength. Through strength Power. There is no peace, there is only passion. . .”

[@darkapothecary4116]

There is no peace if you allow hate into your heart and soul to stay. I would say in anger too but anger can sometimes lead to peace, not the best method and should be avoided if possible before even being considered. Love can even lead to anger but without the elements triggering it not as common.

[@michaelcastro9026]

Barbungar Mora Sealo you’d be surprised, the dark side is a pathway to many abilities some would consider to be unnatural ;).

[@darkapothecary4116]

@@michaelcastro9026 no such thing as unnatural just uncommon lol but that's why you need to balance it. Peace and love are always the better option but you have to getting it threw other things.

[@paradoxward2533]

wow. this channel is always good. very informative. very well done.

[@danieldossantos5868]

"Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering."

[@OurNewestMember]

I've experienced it more like the video creator describes it: - Disenfranchisement leads to hopelessness - Hopelessness leads to neglected desires and expectations - Neglected desire finally leads to desperate outbursts ("anger") Here, suffering comes from behaving as if you are not powerful and worthy enough to realize your desires, not from the explosion to try to save your desires.

[@princekalender2154]

Your videos always arrive at the precise time.

[@Seleneium7]

Having Samuel L. Jackson play a jedi master in the star wars prequels felt a bit strange to me. Jedi are supposed to embody the qualities of calm and order, but he, as an actor, usually plays overly loud and aggressive characters. Angry characters. So it didn't make sense. Until I found some of the lore. Mace Windu is a jedi that uses both sides of the force. Even his lightsabre is a combination of blue and red. So we have a character who is both orderly and chaotic, and calm and angry. But he doesn't let it control him like Anakin. Infact I think the two characters represent the two outcomes of anger very well: The ability to posses almost unlimited will and a drive to make a change, or to sink into hate and let it consume until you become spiteful, in your self afflicted belief that you are powerless to make that change.

[@maggyfrog]

it's a good day when one of my favorite channels uploads yet another gem. great content as always.

[@heenaj4968]

I knew Anger has a good side, sadly we have to suppress it and let shit happen around!

[@janethockey9070]

Heena J Success folks channel into work

[@heenaj4968]

Janet Hockey Absolutely, now I know! Work with your anger to success!!

[@michaels-meditations]

Anger should be used towards a goal or purpose. If it is kept inside because of conditioning it will leak out not towards your purpose, put towards your loved ones. Great video, love the content you put out!

[@snacklepussPSN]

A weapon to surpass Metal Gear:

[@dimitrisboulios]

This was very hard to swallow all the knowledge, but so worth it. I feel so mentally elevated. This was very helpful, great job!

[@ugomadagu]

So rage really does propel. Thank you, the ways of the Sith are clear to me now.

[@groob33]

These pretzels are making me soooooo angry! uh.... no. wait. These pretzels are making me soooooo thirsty. Yeah.

[@jawshua9249]

SuperGroob THESE PRETZELS ARE MAKING ME THIRSTY!!!!

[@thewrathematician1911]

These comments are making me nostalgic!

[@levorinsights5505]

Thank you for the video. Well done. I recently started reading and watching videos about Star Wars. The sith embraced anger to get things done. While it was taken too far, they used and embraced its “power” while the Jedi suppressed it which led to their demise.

[@PlentitudeIsland]

I disagree with using the word and concept "destruction". True progress is about "transcending" building on older thought patterns yet still keeping the important base concept in mind. Read Ken Wilber on integral theory.

[@jessicalee-botes1107]

You have to destroy the ego to find the true self . Phonex burns up then ries from ashes

[@frizider2]

@@jessicalee-botes1107 i don't think this video was going for all the no self buddhism stuff. can't say i'm too keen on the "destruction" part myself. this video could definitely do with some clearing up. a bit too short for a topic like anger

[@jessicalee-botes1107]

Its all the same when u get to the root of it.

[@cynthiajohnson9412]

Brilliant and so apt to what we are facing today in our culture!

[@rubberducky6411]

I never get angry.I grow a tumor instead.

[@Henilegasp]

😱😰

[@DarkMoonDroid]

Join the Club. But seriously, tho. We need a special Club for people who do that so we can go on outings together and do community service to change our environment for the better an serve the Greater Good. We have to mine that energy out of our bodies!

[@FierceMaverick]

Jennifer Grove. A club like Tyler Durden's?

[@DarkMoonDroid]

@@FierceMaverick Mmm-hmmm. But *con* structive. Not just *de* structive.

[@FierceMaverick]

@@DarkMoonDroid great. I was joking, but thank you for elaborating

[@james1556]

All that is around us in the form of material are creations. All that humans have ever done and will ever do are creations. When we keep our minds open, we will become creative allowing us to take what is in front of us and change it. Why I live without stress, frustrations, anger is because. I am in charge of what I want to do and when my imagination cannot do anything with the creation in front of me. I let it go, I adapt to the change and flow with it.

[@jonathansebo5800]

This channel is tremendously useful...

[@richardjones4259]

I love the artwork that is used in these videos.

[@francorocket9908]

Thanks a lot for this vid, pictures are great idea to fit in

[@교주와리]

I honestly love your videos so much. This is exactly what I needed. Thank you.

[@katsudon7264]

This one is by far my most favorite topic