Unveiling the Layers of Anger and its Impact on the Body by Reena Terreping

Article extracted from the Teachings of Luule Viilma (6 April 1950 – 20 January 2002) an Estonian doctor, esotericist and practitioner of alternative medicine.

A little anger is not necessarily a bad or wrong thing, as it could sometimes progress us faster and further as a potency; however, deepened anger and different levels of it could start working against us, especially hidden anger, as you can read below.

Viilma talks about different cancers in different chapters of her books, but the overall underlying thought has been established in this one.

Likely, you have noticed in your lifetime that the nicest people, perhaps yourself, have a health condition. That is holding back the little anger that accumulates over time, when it becomes bigger to unhealthy levels in your emotions and consequently in the body, which leads to a certain health condition. We feel afraid to express our own emotions, especially anger, since doing so is socially unacceptable. What if it’s acceptable to voice your opinion at all times? It doesn’t need to be agreed upon, supported, or rejected—it’s simply one person’s opinion at that moment.

‘It doesn’t matter whether I am an angry person, or if people treat me viciously or if they act angrily when I’m around, or if I fear angry people or hate them, etc., I have a stress of anger in me.

The presence of anger attracts anger and anger grows.

Stage I – fearful anger.

1. Fear of anger – a fear that anger will destroy love causes agitation and panic.
   Result – Allergy.
2. A fear that I am not loved causes a need to suppress the anger in order to be loved = hidden fear = suppressed feelings. Result – Asthma.

Stage lI – Aggressive anger.

1. The angry fight against the vicious because they are what they are – vicious.
   Result – gallstones.
2. A fear of not being loved causes a need to hide the anger – Result – kidney stones.

Stage Ill – malevolent anger.

1. If no other way is found to deal with someone evil, then you wish them ill. When you say what you think straight to their face, an open argument will follow and the truth will finally come out, but if the other still refuses to change into the person the well-wisher wants him to be, then the latter will not be satisfied, and his malevolent anger will not go away but will continue growing and gathering strength for the next fight.

Result – Slowly developing forms of cancer.

2. A fear that I am not loved causes a need to hide one’s malevolent anger because everyone needs to feel loved – nobody can ever get enough love.

Result – Rapidly developing forms of cancer.

Those who never rise their voice in anger, who are always patient and reasonable, the ones whom ‘life treats unfairly’ fall into this last category.’ (Viilma, L. 1997, A Teaching of Survival, p. 54).

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