Divine Wind
Platinum Member
1) You and @Corral have a lot more in common than I do with either of you.
2) The good news is I'll most likely outlive you both.
Is hate unhealthy? | CJOnline.com
He said chronic hatred, as well as extreme anger and other strong emotions, increase stress in the body and mind, which eventually affects our physical and mental health.
Mind-Body Connection | The Gilead Institute
Physical problems: Worry, anger, jealousy, hate, ill will, grudges, vindictiveness, irritation, resentment, guilt, depression, anxiety, lack of joy and happiness, and all other negative emotions and thoughts have a negative effect upon the body and open the door for sickness and disease. There are now quite a number of cases where a disease or sickness or altered health can be traced back to a mental cause. Here are a few:
Decline of physical energy and vitality due to guilt following a series of sins or resulting from a string of lies; chronic aches and pains due to a long-held and suppressed grudge; skin rash after a quarrel with someone; colds due to mental stress over such things as exams, trips, and arguments; heart rhythms changing in response to positive or negative thoughts; high blood pressure from bouts of anger, or fear and stress, or imagined problems.
