A feeling of deep anger, which involves violence.
A very suppressed feeling in society and not socially accepted.

We all experience anger in our lives, but it’s still an emotion that we do not understand entirely. We judge about it repeatedly, especially when the anger escalates from emotion to action. We make a distinction what is healthy and socially acceptable. What is it with wrath and society? How can we approach violence?

When we are angry, we are in deep pain, a wound on a spiritual plane. We are in a deep state of anxiety. We are terrified and we feel the need to fight for our lives, to survive, but will the anger help us?

Anger can be a reaction to all sort of emotions, manifested in both verbal and non-verbal ways. We say it can be constructive or destructive, but however you feel about it, it’s giving a signal, to take action, because something isn’t working. If you can’t address the problem, the anger will grow, resulting in rage, hostility, hatred, even revenge. Therefore, try to see and understand these feelings and let them guide you.

In society, we do not talk about wrath, we rather suppress it entirely, even though this will be the answer to solve it all. Let’s have more patience with ourselves and each other.

I envision a world where we can feel each other’s pain, so we can show compassion towards wrath. It’s in our nature, to express our feelings, to survive, to be healthy, also the ones we find appalling, we need them to guide us in our lives. Let’s breath compassion into our society, even towards the most horrifying roars of ours.