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I wanna know what type of effect anger has on reality? Apparently gratitude is ideal for manifesting and if one has love inside him/herself he can do anything. But, I have neither and there is nothing I can do about it right now. A situation bothers the hell out of me, and I'm experiencing extreme bouts of anger towards the situation and a certain individual. Anger is known as a ferocious and destructive type of energy. If in this case my anger would destroy the situation that makes me unhappy it'd be too good and easy to be true. Does anger create more of the same or does it help in diffusing a situation? |
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The idea behind this is to begin to release the anger. To find a way to no longer feel like you are powerless. Most especially to not feel guilty at your feelings of anger. Anger is natural. It's what you do with it that can go against life. Visualizing is a coping tool. Beating up a pillow or a punching bag is another. Find a way to release these feelings, and look further beyond the anger to see what other feelings are circling around it. Powerlessness? Guilt? Betrayal? Etc. Address each of them and keep it focused on this situation. By that I mean pay attention to thoughts that sweep through your mind so that if you notice any generalizations that go beyond this person reevaluate them as to whether they are true, not true, not always true, rarely true. This will help you keep everything focused on this person and situation so that you can work through it in a productive manner and release these feelings. If telling this person off feels good, do that. Sometimes the best thing to do is stand up for yourself. It removes your sense of powerlessness, addresses your anger, and gives you an outlet to express it in a productive way. I hope that helps. Last edited by sunshineXTC; 09-06-2011 at 04:51 PM. Reason: grammar | |
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For me, anger is only useful in bringing something to my awareness. What works best for me is to allow myself to really feel the anger, but then within a fairly short amount of time I look beneath the anger to understand what is really bothering me. There is always something below the anger i.e., hurt, fear, sadness, betrayal, etc. If I try to repress the anger it turns into resentment. If I ignore the anger it does not release. If I feed it, I seethe all the more. The only way I have effectively dealt with anger is to get at the feelings under the anger and deal with those. I believe anger can be destructive if you feed it, ignore it or suppress it. I think anger is similar to guilt in this respect. It's value is in getting my attention. Once it has my attention, there is no value anymore. It's then that I must deal with the underlying feelings and (possibly) take some action. Lisa |
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At the time the anger rises there is no guilt. Just pure anger that feels justified. It is later on when the anger goes back into hiding and higher vibrational emotions come into play that I feel like an ass for my previous behavior. Telling the person to piss off or standing up for myself is out of the question, as the anger is my own issue and in fact the other person is more powerless than I am. Quote:
Lisa, it feels like anger is actually the transformation of emotions like sadness, guilt, grief, etc. As if it is one step above these emotions and is the tool to "burn" 'em off. I think everyone should have a punching bag in their possession! | |
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This is why I keep saying in my posts that facing things is the best and only way to go. You said you didn't want to get into it, probably because of the whole LOA perpetuation of a situation makes more of it, correct? Or perhaps because you would feel anger. Either way, processing it as it occurs or wherever you are with it right now is the only way to work through it rather than letting it build like a pressure cooker, because in not processing it you've spent far more time and energy on the situation. You've perpetuated it longer than you would have if you dealt with it as soon as possible. If you believe in karma, then you've created far more this way than if you had dealt with this when it happened or shorty thereafter. It's not always easy to deal with a situation in the moment it happens or even shortly after, but you have to start somewhere/sometime or you just walk around randomly pissed at people and or situations, which pretty much keeps you stuck. Anger in and of itself is not bad. I'm not talking about violence. Violence is an entirely different thing. The person who pays the price for anger is the person who feels it. We create a lot of counterproductive beliefs around anger that need not exist. Something happens or someone does something. It hurts you in some way. You're angry. You deal with it then. You begin processing it then. In this case, you deal with it now. Not getting into it is where it festers and how it grows. Getting into it is how you work your way through it so that it no longer exists or has a hold on you. | |
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I'm going to use this statement as an example of what I mean: Quote:
According to whom? What makes it ferocious and destructive? It seems as though it's become a dangerous animal as described, but all of us have been angry at times. The degree of the anger depends on the situation. I'm fairly certain we don't have violent and vicious people reading this forum, though I can promise you each of us has been angry at some point in our lives. With that in mind, would you still say 'Anger is known as a ferocious and destructive type of energy?' I've spent enough time in anger to say that it is neither of those things unless I allow it to continue without dealing with what it is that brought about the anger. Therefore, it is logical to say that anger is not in and of itself a ferocious and destructive type of energy. However, anger that has not been addressed has the potential to become a ferocious and destructive type of energy. If in this case my anger would destroy the situation that makes me unhappy it'd be too good and easy to be true. The anger will destroy nothing. Anger does not destroy things. How anger is used can be destructive, however. According to this statement, destruction of (ie: the end of) the situation would be to good and easy to be true. Hmmm? This is a no way out then according to this statement, because the end of the situation which is causing suffering (specifically anger as the form of suffering) would be too good and easy to be true. Therefore, your belief according to that statement is that you are to suffer (be angry) because anything else is not probable or likely to occur (to good and easy to be true). Looking at this statement in its entirety, do you see how it is a statement about a belief that locks you into a perpetual state of suffering with no way out? Could it be that this outlook is causing you to not find a way to deal with situations that cause you anger or, for that matter, any kind of suffering (whether it be due to underlying issues of fear or guilt or even a sense of powerlessness or hopelessness)? Hopefully this will give you a deeper look into what's going on inside you. Last edited by sunshineXTC; 09-06-2011 at 11:19 PM. | |
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you're stuck in a vicious Circle: does that sound like Fun to you? And since you already know that with Love-inside you can do ANYthing No such thing as 'can't do anything about it'. Do you want stuck? or do you want ANYthing good | |
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There's nothing wrong with anger. If you are feeling gratitude and you give that energy by dwelling on it, you create more of what you are grateful for. If you are feeling love, you create more of what you love. If you are feeling angry, you create more to be angry about. |
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Sunshine thanks a bunch for your insightful input, you really have dug into this whole thing more than I have. You're right, dealing with the situation is the answer, though I see major disasters if that happens. So you're absolutely correct in that regard, there's psychological fear involved...and not only. Is it guilt if I become too considerate of the other person's feelings? Because this is really the story of my life. I cannot for the life of me become assertive at all times just because I'm considerate of other people. I get to see that when someone annoys me that it's not done with that intention, but more likely because the other guy doesn't know any better or is just an idiot which makes me cringe just thinking of being assertive, or even coming out completely. As far as anger being destructive goes, I guess I wanted to say rage. Which of course anger can turn into if repressed long enough. |
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| What made you think I wasn't, REAL And I agree there's nothing wrong with anger. I've taken a bazillion abuses, to be justifiably angry about. No anger doesn't begin to cut it; more like ENRAGED! there, that says it better oh, about what, you ask: having doctors commit malpractice. Children aborted, & molested, other's dysfunctional selfishness, etc But enough of that, already. At some point, one realizes that all that pissing, get's nothing else accomplished. And then what? Quote:
Change...your mind, in like a nano-second, to something much more wonderful... You know you can, as you've done it millions of times already, with wots of practice... I also like doing Good-magic | |
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