Wrath & Anger

With no distinction between personal power & personal authority, wrath & anger appear to be the same thing.

Personal authority is mental choice and personal power is the emotional energy required to make that choice.

Wrath is my reaction to my loss of personal authority, which is extreme intolerance.

Anger is my reaction to my loss of personal power, which is extreme impatience.

The best way to understand the distinction between two similar concepts is the look at their contrasting attributes.

Wrath has a gender opposite attribute of meekness, while anger has a gender opposite attribute of patience.

When I meekly follow the authority or influence of another, I give away my authority to that person and I tolerate the choices that they make for me. When I am unable to tolerate my loss of authority any longer, I react with wrath. Wrath is my expression of extreme intolerance.

When I patiently give away my emotional power to someone else’s authority or choice, I will eventually run out of patience and experience the extreme impatience of my angry reaction.

Tolerance, the ability to tolerate any situation, keeps wrath under control.

Patience is the ability to keep anger under control.

Suppressing either anger or wrath is not an emotionally intelligent strategy.

Being accepting & approving of any situation allows me to redeem my personal power and authority. I allow my own personal emotional power to flow when I am making my own inspired choices.

Being meek & patient is a toleration and an emotional energy drain, which eventually leads to an intolerable reaction of impatience called the wrath of my anger. Impatience and intolerance together cause my intense frustration. I am always frustrated by having to follow someone else’s choices for my Self.

The effect of suppressing wrath or anger for long periods of time is called depression.