Cyrus the Great: Sometimes a person suffers harm from his anger that no enemy unable to import it.

Leonardo Da Vinci: Do not let your anger and malice destroy life. Because someone who does not value life; himself or herself doesn’t deserve it.

The four categories of anger-causing factors in the first chapter of this book show us that we all experience anger under certain circumstances and as a result, we must expect negative consequences and outcomes such as the following for ourselves too.

• A person’s suffering from various physical, mental and depression illnesses

• Unfortunate events occur for the person and her or his loved ones and children
• Financial losses
• Physical injuries and member defect
• The possibility of losing the life of the person and those around them
• Opening person’s legs to polices centers, prison, and hospitals
• Enduring imprisonment
• Being ignored the person’s positive characteristics and he or she their selves
• Being reject and isolation
• Loss of work and occupation
• Career bankruptcy
• Getting the person’s family, spouse and children to all types of physical, mental and depression illnesses
• Educational failures and negative social and career consequences for the present and future of the family’s children
• Family problems with spouse and children
• loss of emotional relationships between husband and wife
• Divorce and separation

Accordingly, I recommend that in order to prevent and stay safe from the consequences of anger, you must follow the methods in Chapter 3 of the book on how to deal with anger and how to permanently eliminate this negative trait from your personality.

Because only those who know and do these methods will be able to stay away from the negative and harmful consequences of anger and be safe.

Dariush Khalili Moghadam