Let fear go.

The anger that you feel or that you experience from others is a voice of fear, but it is not the only voice. You can let fear go through faith in the reality of love that is at the center. That letting go in a spirit of light and love is another voice of fear. Ultimately you can choose how the fear is to be voiced. It can be voiced through anger; it can be voiced by letting go. In both cases, the fear is not being rejected. It is not being denied. It is being accepted and then given voice in one way or another. Part of the lessons of life is finding the voice that is willing to set the fear free, not to keep it in to fester and strengthen and become bitter.