The energy field of irritation has a lot of life force available, so much so that it can seem full of anger, explosive and dangerous. At the level of need the feeling of wanting is felt, but frustrated wants can quickly lead to irritation. Irritation can best be seen as the energy that is behind all frustrated and unmet desires. It is also the energy that is usually behind great movements against oppressive social structures. Anger can be constructive or destructive.

There is a small portion of the population born at the consciousness level of irritation, and there is a tendency for them to spend their entire lives in this energy field. Such people are chronically difficult, short-tempered, belligerent, and antagonistic. For most people, however, irritation is felt as a transient emotion that pops up when a perceived need is not met. Common manifestations of irritation for the average person can be indignation, annoyance, anger, harshness, and unfriendliness. Long term irritability can lead to grudges, resentment, hatred and rage.

This frustrated feeling of irritation and anger is often behind activism and social justice platforms such as environmentalism, animal or human rights, and equality movements. In many instances, this can be a constructive anger that helps create much needed societal change. In other instances, these platforms just become a vehicle to express repressed rage and resentment for perceived mistreatment or injustice.

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