Then Bonnke says to this monk, that his anger is of his own making. He says, It's foolish to think that your temper is inherent. When you don't produce your temper, where is it? All illusions are the same. As long as you don't produce them, they cease to exist. That's what everyone fails to realize. There you are, creating from your own selfish desires, and deluded mental habits, something that isn't inherent, but thinking that it is. You create your outbursts of temper when the Oregon's of your six senses. That is vision, hearing, smell, taste, touch, and mind. You create your outbursts of temper, when the origins of your six senses are stimulated by some external condition, and incite you to oppose other people, because you desire to assert your own preciously held ideas. When you have no attachment to self, there are no illusions have that perfectly clear?