It is there. once again. Schedule an appointment with Bob. I know the purpose of it. In the past few weeks, he has been undergoing massage therapy before completing the chiropractic therapy, trying to solve the chronic neck and shoulder pain that has been plaguing him for several months. The poor man was in trouble, which disappointed him. What is even worse for the chiropractor and me is that our application does not seem to relieve him more than a few days at a time.

Then we are. once again. Bob described the same pain line on his neck and shoulders on the table. I can see it almost under his skin, and the same old pain won't go away. Then something on my body rose up against it, as if to say "enough". My consciousness observes this unsympathetic response to the client, but for this part of the treatment, this almost roaring, determined energy moves my hands and fingers onto the muscles and connective tissue.

After that meeting, I didn't see Bob for several weeks. When he came back to make an appointment, he said that it was just for massage, and his neck and shoulders changed for the last time. I have carefully studied how this relates to the unusual emotional reactions I encountered during that meeting. Over time, I gained some insights that could convey me the healing power of the anger I feel.

I quickly found in his book John Bradshaw's explanation of the word "anger" in the emotional description.from

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. Bradshaw treats emotions in a fairly neutral way and says they are road signs telling us where we are in any particular situation. I like this definition because it has no judgment. It does not mark emotions as good or bad, just as an indicator of where we are.

Emotions let us know who we are and how we feel about what is happening around us or inside us. The spontaneous rise in inner anger indicates that we believe that some injustice has been done. Therefore, anger has the most positive meaning with our inner justice.

Pay attention to the word "spontaneous". This is not the anger that has been eaten by a person or a person who is considered troublesome. This is not a hair trigger, the shoulders are waiting to ignite, marching under the guidance of justice and anger. This kind of emotion is more of a category of resentment, can take over one's life, if they can not solve their health through forgiveness.

On the contrary, the spontaneous first intense of anger is a pure energy. It's more like when we see a person or company making the wrong behavior but letting Scott feel free. When we see adult abuse of children or gangs afflicting the weak, this is a sudden reaction to injustice.

As a measure of our response to injustice, anger has a place in our lives. It motivates us to take action and correct mistakes. Of course, the anger I experienced in Bob's case was a slight sudden onset of a condition that lasted too long and was eroding the health and well-being of my clients. But it turns out that enough energy can amplify my application at the time and get beneficial results.

The first insight into the positive value of anger led to the second: reflecting the day of anger as pure “energy,” and I realized that there is an element of “command energy” in its power. This makes sense, because Casey's reading assigns this sentiment to the third chakra, the solar plexus, and is "ruled" by the Martian planet.

Then I flashed Jesus to raise Lazarus from the dead. Obviously, he did not whisper, "Please wake up." More precisely, the call of "Lazarus, came out" has the power to activate the human cell and re-enter him. I know without a doubt that without the full power of Jesus' third chakra – in line with his other centers – the return of Lazarus is impossible. This same energy, constructively guided, allows for the casting of demons and other more powerful demonstrations of the evolution of our brother.

Therefore, before we make mistakes on the spiritual path, we regard anger as “not spiritual.” As a feeling of eliminating or suppressing or cringing, I encourage you to reconsider its high-level expression as the power of command to support the need for healing. People, including ourselves. Clearing our third charkas by forgiveness, for this powerful energy through our spontaneous, constructive approach, as a blessing that prompts us to correct mistakes, help in an unfair situation, or eliminate fantasy fantasy shops Flattened the road. Poor body.

Angry healing power was originally published on Spring