Article February 13, 2006 Issue

'WHAT IS THAT TO THEE?'

No situation should provoke us to anger—only to listen more closely to God's guidance.

BY PAUL GRIMES

Great peace have they which love thy law: and nothing shall offend them.—Psalms 119:165

Two things I realize about anger. It is neither from God nor does it promote healing. And I have found in my own life that I only want to express Godlike qualities and to facilitate healing. Anger does neither, but instead tears apart the fiber of one's being. I've learned that if I allow someone or a situation to make me become angry, it usually means that I am not listening to God.

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