URSY.NEWS / The Guardian / 18 Oct 2026
The upside of anger: can fury be one of the deepest forms of human compassion? | Making sense of it
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Imagine anger as a sign not of moral failure or justified outrage but the desire to care for anotherMaking sense of it is a column about spirituality and how it can be used to navigate everyday lifeAnger is an emotion we are taught to manage, control and suppress. But what if anger is, as poet David Whyte says, one of the deepest possible forms of compassion available to humankind?Philosophers an…
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