Everyone is entitled to feel what they feel but you should always know the root of your anger and direct it accordingly.
Sometimes, being angry with yourself is the necessary catalyst to finding your True Self. The problem is that this anger can be redirected from yourself to blaming God.
For example, Kristen is driving home from a friend’s house when her car breaks down. Frustrated, she looks up at the sky and yells, “Why are you doing this to me?!” By not knowing her True Self, it makes it difficult for Kristen to realize that she has been carrying guilt. Her car had been acting up for weeks and she felt that its maintenance was being neglected. This manifested the mechanical failure. Kristen tries to start the car again and it works. While driving home, she passes an accident without realizing that she would have been involved in it if her car had been functioning properly. In life, situations may seem random and inconvenient but there is a reason and a purpose for absolutely everything.
You are always there
But do you care
Surrounded by despair
Why is life unfair
Moments appear
but I’m never there
Chances arrive
and yet I don’t dare
I try to climb up
but find cyclical stairs
Frustration runs deep
as my temper flares
It burns through my veins and raises my hair
As I look for you
but only see air
I go to the mirror
now know what we share
As I look at my eyes
soon finding your stare
– Mytika
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