What to do when you are Angry
We all have experienced heated arguments or disputes that resulted in a bad mood at some point in our lives. However, things that frustrate us do not only impact our mood, but they can have a very serious impact on our ability to execute routine tasks. In addition to this, we dirty our aura and chakras and even attract more negative situations into our lives.
What some of us may not know is that there are simple tools we use right away to help us process our anger, let it go constructively and even remain positive through it all. Here are some key things to focus on if you feel you are being triggered:
Watch Your Thoughts
When we are angry with someone most of us will mentally criticize the person that has made us angry. We try to justify our reaction and blame the other person. Even though this is a natural reaction for most of us, it is vital to try and keep our thoughts, words and actions positive. And if we can’t be positive, at least try to be neutral. Why is this important? What we think, what we say and what we do creates an energy pattern that we cast out to the universe. What we send out, comes back. Always. So, even though our anger may be justified, if we are mentaly criticizing, verbally insulting someone or worse, we are inevitably going to attract this right back. In addition to this, our own auras and chakras become extremely dirty. This is the starting point for disease in our physical body.
Focus on your Breath
This sounds simple enough, however most of us are not aware of what happens to our breathing when we are angry. In simple terms, when we get angry, this emotion is concentrated in the solar plexus chakra. If enough stress and anger build, this physically can impact the downward movement of the diaphragm which in turn will affect your breathing. With more shallow breathing, this energy builds and builds until we literally feel as though we could explode. Instead, by bringing awareness to breath, and focusing on deeper breaths in and out, we can actually help flush this build up of anger from the solar plexus. This in turn will bring in a sense of calm and control that ultimately breaks the cycle of anger.
Cut the Cords
When we are angry, we create a cord between ourselves and the person/situation that angers us. Through this cord, negative emotions, thoughts and criticisms travel back and forth repeatedly. This is extremely draining for both parties and ultimately serves no purpose. To be able to disconnect energetically from this person or situation, literally frees you from the energetic entanglement between you. To do this, visualize the person in front of you and physically run you hand down the front of the body (like a karate chop) and verbally say “cut”. This will break the cords and keep you energetically disconnected from the other person. This is also a good time to mentally wish them well.
Meditate
Being angry and staying angry robs us of our inner peace. Longstanding anger and resentment has been linked to high blood pressure, digestive issues and cardiac issues to name a few. It is vital to be able to process this and let it go. It restores our inner peace and balance, keeps us healthy and improves our quality of life.
One of the most effective meditations is the Meditation on Twin Hearts. This meditation helps to significantly flush out dirty congested prana from the aura and chakras. It flushes out anger and brings in a very deep and healing restoration to the energy body. If you would like to know more about this meditation please visit our website PranicHealingTampa.com.
In summary, with some basic tools, we can control our anger, rather than letting our anger control us. For improved health, a better mindset, and more joy in our lives, let the anger go.
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