Chapter

 1 10|          restrain themselves from anger. At this point~immediately
 2 10|          teaching of the Fathers, anger or irritation~when telling
 3 11| Sicknesses of the Will and Heart. Anger.~Such, then, are the varied
 4 11|           sinful tendency towards anger, one of~the eight chief
 5 11|         not give themselves up to anger), the first step in healing
 6 11|          should be our~“righteous anger” against the passion that
 7 11|         in this case, against our anger~itself. The Creator placed
 8 11|     Creator placed the faculty of anger in us so that we can direct
 9 11|         says, “The very action of anger is already a~fall.” But,
10 11|           to remove the~spirit of anger and arguing from one’s family
11 11|   spiritual books, “give place to anger,” then at least try to preserve
12 11|           Preserve your soul from anger and malicious revenge and
13 11|           God, provided only that anger did not penetrate into your
14 11|            This very freedom from anger was one of the most~important
15 11|           to acquire freedom from anger so successfully, and this
16 11|        repentance over this, lest anger should turn~into hatred,
17 11|        effective medicine~against anger and irritability, although
18 12|       have already mentioned that anger is often linked with another
19 12|          go so far as to say that anger does not often appear as
20 12|           human heart. Most often anger expresses the dissatisfaction
21 12|         time.~In the latter case, anger is called impatience or
22 12|       more fiercely~it turns into anger when it is not satisfied.
23 12|            and so on. In general, anger is an indication of various
24 12|         with the struggle against anger, as it is an involuntary~
25 12|          of all as~enslavement to anger, which bursts out even with
26 12|        have spoken too long about anger and~its sinfulness; but
27 12|     struggle with the passions of anger and malice, we~touched on
28 12|          Are they really worth my anger?’ he answered. ‘These are
29 13|           from dissatisfaction or anger at being unable to obtain~
30 13|        and the growing feeling of anger, which would cause~suffering
31 15|        the most violent~passions: anger, pride, vainglory, lust,
32 15|    insubmission to Providence and anger, if not directly against
33 16|           did your~complaints and anger get stronger only when he
34 17|         passions: pride, lust and anger. It is therefore very difficult
35 17|          Although disturbances of anger, self-love and lust~frequently
36 20|           of acute~despondency or anger, grief or fear, which apparently
37 20|        something to deserve~God’s anger, remember about the unfulfilled
38 21|          such words, even without anger.”~There is one more virtue
39 C |        insubordination~pride~envy~anger~slander~inattention~listlessness~
40 D |         in a fit of bitterness or anger or despair have you given