
Episode notes
This one started on a yoga mat.
I wanted to dedicate my practice to a friend going through something hard — something with a lot of anger. And somewhere between the sun salutations and the warriors, my mind went down a rabbit hole that took me from her relationship, to every relationship, to every conflict, the news, the wars, and eventually — uncomfortably — back to myself.
I have an Aries Moon. I've carried anger through my parents' divorce, through losing my brother, through twenty years with my partner whom I love deeply and still manage to get mad at. I don't want to be an angry person. But why do I keep going there?
The answer that came to me on the mat was simple.
I don't understand.
That's where anger lives. Not in the other person. In the gap between what happened and why we can't make sense of it.
In this episode: — Anger is information, not a character flaw — What anger is pointing to underneath the flame — How anger moves differently depending on your elemental nature — The one thing that might start to break the loop
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Anger is information. You deserve to be fluent in your own language.
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