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The energy of anger — how to handle the emotion that can save or destroy us💥
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Anger is an emotion we often dislike, hide, or fear. But if we take a closer look, it’s not as scary as it seems. In this blog, I’ll explain why anger isn’t our enemy, but rather our inner protector ⚔️ — and how to channel its energy in a way that helps us, without harming ourselves or others. 🧘‍♀️✨

What Is Anger?🔥

Anger is a natural psychological response to an internal imbalance. It helps us:

* 🛡 Protect our boundaries,
* ❗️Draw attention to what matters,
* ⚡️ Generate an energy surge to take action.

On a physical level, anger comes with a powerful release of adrenaline, which makes it hard to control. But unfortunately, expressing raw anger can be dangerous — it can damage relationships, break trust, or even burn bridges. 🌉

On the flip side, suppressing anger can lead to:

* 😷 Physical illness,
* 🧁 Emotional eating and weight gain,
* 🕳 Self-destruction.

💡 The takeaway? We need to learn how to process anger consciously so it works for us, not against us.

🌀 How Does Anger Build Up?

Anger isn’t a simple on/off switch. It builds gradually along a scale:

Discomfort → Anxiety → Irritation → Annoyance → Anger → Rage

🧭 It’s important to recognize anger early on — the sooner you notice it, the easier it is to manage.

🧘‍♀️ What to Do with Anger?

1. Identify where you are on the scale:
Is it just discomfort, irritation, or full-on anger?

2. Notice how anger shows up in your body.
It could be a clenched jaw, rapid breathing, or tight fists. 🤬✊

3. Release it physically.
Running, dancing, working out — all help burn off excess adrenaline. 🏃‍♀️💃

4. Ask your anger a question:

> “Why are you here? What’s been violated? Which of my rights is being disrespected?”

5. Become an observer.
Instead of saying “I’m angry,” try:

> “I’m the one who is feeling anger.”
> This helps shift out of “attack mode” and stay connected with yourself. 🧠🧘

6. Thank your anger and let it go.
It showed up for a reason — but now its mission is complete. 🙏

💡 Remember this:

Anger is not your enemy — it’s a tool. And if you learn to work with it, it can become a powerful source of inner strength and self-honesty. 💪💗

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