Acharya Prashant explains that anger is not an occasional occurrence but a constant state that only becomes visible on the surface at certain times. He clarifies that what we define as anger—physical symptoms like trembling or a red face—is merely a limited definition. In reality, our entire life is a single flow where anger, desire, and ignorance are interconnected. He argues that the peace we feel is often false because it contains the seeds of future anger. We are never truly peaceful; we are always in a state of agitation that occasionally explodes into visible rage.