The skeleton at the feast is you. It used to be thought that Type A or intense personalities were at greater risk of heart disease. Research reported by Redford Williams showed that it was not the intensity that killed people. It is hostility and cynicism. When we feed and celebrate our anger, when we see others in the worst light, we are destroying our own hearts.
Anger is like taking poison and waiting for that hated person to die.
The doctrines of the world teach us that we must get our anger out or it will fester and come out in monstrous forms. It is addictive. The more we talk about our anger, the angrier we get. When we are flooded with anger we have more than one option. Rather than spewing hot lava on the heads of offending humans, we can seek the divine gift of forgivingness.