devdahiya said:Anger is not always negative. Getting angry at right time at right place and in right magnitude has a wonderful positive outcome and effect. In jats it is related to tolerance level,which is very low in jats.Reasons can be many but most important of all is their long and regular fight for survival from the time they were kicked out of their original habitat[may be in EGYPT or ROMANIA]. There after, they had been fighting while on move. No one took them kindly all through their journey of many-2 years before they settled down in present location around 700 AD. There after too they were constantly troubled by MUGHALs and british [Being in the visinity of DELHI] for hundreds of years. It is only after independens that they could relax a bit, but then imprint of harrassment are deep rooted inside the genes of jats and hence grant them atleast 100 more years for self liquidation. As it is things are changing for good. CHEERS ALL!
scsheorayan said:Dear Sandeep,
It is an interesting question and unfortunately there is truth in it. Some time ago I had posted a thread "What makes you angry" which had received some responses but you can say participation rate was quite low in comparison to some other trivial postings which are much more popular. Reason may be it was a boring topic and people do not visit jatland to reply boring questions. For whatever it is worth, here is a simple explaination for growing anger in youth (more so among jats) is due to lack of character. Don't get me wrong character includes one's control on emotions and is built from very early age. Through lot of hardwork, physically and mentally demanding exposure and good role models impart confidence in one's own ability. Working on the farms and living in a tolerant society had the effect of developing character among young jats. This is not true for children of to-day. Parents try to compensate by providing all kinds of toys and heaps of praise for smallest of achievements. All these factors are contributing to raising spoilt brats. When they are spoilt ofcourse one can expect them to be angry. Original jats are known for their simplicity and strength of character. Real Jats may fight but never hold grudge because they are strong people and know it. Next time you meet a Jat who is angry for no reason and holds it for long time think of him/her as a spoilt brat. Only Jat by birth but not by character.
raj2rif said:Dear Dahiya Ji,
I think, the attitude has to do more with the environment rather than genes. Anger only narrows your vision and thus makes one, one track minded. A person who can control anger really has one of the great trait of leadership. In anger, a person looses his analytical powers, and thus is less capable of taking rational and logical decisions. Some times anger may also lead to foolhardiness.
I think Mughuls and Britishers troubled every one alike, not only Jats. Then why Jats are only short tempered and not all other Indians. I personally feel, it is what we teach our children. We probably attach anger with bravery, which actually is more of a function of weakness. Probably our understanding of anger in general needs a change.
drrajpoonia said:hello jat brothers.......
jats r now not short temper...most of jats i have seen in my life that u can not immagine that they r so cool.now i live in uk.most of jats here very cool and sensible.so this is no longer now that jats r short temper.but one thing is prevalent taht jats r always full of energy and enthusiasm,this is good thing as for as i think.
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