According to Osho, when inner anger is left dormant, it becomes a poison in the system. A small external trigger releases it sideways: you displace it onto weaker targets, starting a chain of reactions that spreads through relationships, creates ripples, and can even turn into psychosomatic illness or bodily crippling. The remedy is immediate, nonviolent catharsis—express it in a vacuum (meditation, pillow-beating) rather than suppressing or attacking others.
If you bottle anger, it builds like poison and, when poked, it spills onto others and hurts you too—so let it out safely, not on people.