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Thirukkural-On Virtue-Control Of Temper-Kural -305
If you would protect yourself, guard against your own anger; For, anger not controlled would lead to self-destruction.
It is self-protection to control one's anger, as uncontrolled anger can lead ultimately to self-destruction. The word 'Kollum' (would kill), according to Parimelalagar, is used by the poet in the sense of bringing in its wake, incalculable harm. It is said that the proud man offends God, the envious man wrongs his neighbour and the angry man destroys himself. It is foolish, therefore, to fly into a rage. The Bible mentions a similar idea in the Book of the Proverbs:
'A
fool
gives
full
vent
to
his
anger;
but
a
wise
man
quietly
holds
it
back'
(Proverbs 29:11)
the
Bhagavad
Gita
would
say
that
the
true
'Muni'
is
one
who
has
eschewed
affection,
fear
and
wrath.
(Gita:2,
56)
Seneca has recorded that 'anger' leads to 'mutual destruction'.
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