Arrogance


Arrogance and pride are essentially the identity’s inability to express happiness or it’s sense of joy. Being unable to express its happiness, the identity goes into comparing. If the identity is primarily in fear it will express this comparison by making itself better or higher then something else. If it is primarily in anger the identity will express this comparison in a hostile manner by making something else less or smaller then itself. In other words with fear it makes itself right or higher. With anger it makes the other thing wrong or lower. This arrogance and pride have either a make-wrong or a make-right plus hostility or fear.


See: MakeWrong, MakeRight.