ANGER: An Undefined Weapon

                                    

                               ANGER: AN UNDEFINED WEAPON

               Anger, the most terrible weapon, has been proving every now and then that it is not an outer force rather our own self-rearing instinct that usually delves in eliminating any unendurable circumstances which eventually cease to a  massive eradication. The cultivation of anger within oneself has been one of the prime discourses of intelligent beings. One cannot deviate from the applied rules of inheriting emotions from its surroundings or natural being. The consequences of a well preserved strong emotion eventually outburst at a time when the limitation of resisting a concrete perception of an idea had been comprehensively abandoned from its perimeter. The brutal consequence of anger is dreadfully highlighted in the two disastrous world events throughout world history. Periodically there have been many uprising in different continents of the world which has eventually varied its demography holistically. The epicenter of these revolutions basically evolves out from a dynamic leader’s hurdle for the justification of a certain social criterion. They have been entrusted with the obligations of leading the movement preferably to an elevated landmark. A profound observation of their charismatic personality manifests an idea of the presence of a dark room within their fundamental encompasses. 

             The inclination for controlling the immediate effect has been abandoned within the circulation of the then much prevalent wave of either a social turmoil or a civil crisis specifically. The Human emotion generally plays here the vital role as an adequate element in both the act of approaching and while countering such an enormous transition of the social setup. The exigency of extreme endurance ultimately leads to the growth of anger to overcome and fulfill the compassion of the contemporary as well as future generations. It is the anger which is used as a medium of manipulating the entire milieu. Anger could be of great use in various endeavors to accomplish any inexpressible task until it restrains its elevation to a certain neutral zone. Extreme raise in the intensity eventually leads to the fall of many monumental inceptions. Anger is intrinsically the accumulation of enmity, hatred, and egotism for the pursuance of a superior hierarchy. The increase in hegemony is evidently one of the major perceptions linked with the denotation of anger which eventually act rigorously in procuring the limited arena of administration.  Self-realization and sustainability are the only means to vanish the basis of such agony to a certain extent or else the consequence has already resembled in the innumerable past events.