Bhishma Pitamah is known to have done only one blunder in life – he didn’t get angry at the right moment, when Draupdi was being disrobed.
Jatayu is known for one virtue in his life – he got angry at the right time, when Sita was being kidnapped by Ravan and he tried to save her.
When the time came, both died.
But, Bhishma Pitamah died on a bed of arrows and Jatayu died in the lap of Lord Rama.
The Vedas state that anger turns into a blessing when it is done for the cause of ethics and morality, and on the other hand, tolerance may turn into a sin when it cannot safeguard ethics and morality.
So decide when you should get angry and when you should be tolerant.
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