Journaling Through Anger

Journaling can be an incredibly helpful tool to use when we are feeling emotionally drained, overwhelmed, and disconnected. In this session, we use these four journal prompts to explore the emotion of Anger.

- what have I learned about my anger?
- how can sitting with my anger be helpful?
- what is anger attached to?
- how do I wish to use my anger going forward?

Transcript

Welcome to your session today. Today's session is a little bit different in that we will spend a few moments getting grounded, Doing a little bit of emotional exploration, And then there will be journal prompts. You will have four different journal prompts to help you navigate this feeling of anger that lives and breathes inside each and every one of us. After each journal prompt, There will be music. Let it play. Let your mind wander as you write down your thoughts into a journal, Onto a page, In a note file on your phone, Wherever it is that you can record, How you're feeling, What you're thinking as it relates back to these journal prompts. I invite you to close the windows of your eyes and get nice and grounded with your body and your breath. As you do so, Placing hands over heart, Taking a big breath in and starting to consider the notion of anger. Notice when I say the word anger, What bubbles up inside of you? What physical sensations are you feeling there in your body as you start to bring anger to the forefront of your mind? Take note of them. And if you can, Start to locate anger there in your body. Maybe there's a certain area that it attaches itself to. Anger will have roots in other emotions and we'll explore that today through some reflective writing. If you need to come back to these prompts at any time, Please know that that's okay. You're welcome to come back here and do this work over and over until your unraveling is done. The process of emotional exploration is never fully complete. As growing and evolving human beings, It's something that we are always striving toward. Take a couple more breaths in and out. Maybe pressing those hands against your chest and feeling your heartbeat. And when you feel ready, Allowing the windows of your eyes to come back open, This is the time to grab your journal or paper, Whatever writing instrument you choose. And here is your first journal prompt. What have I learned about my anger? As you sit and reflect on how it feels in the body, Where it lives in the body, The other emotions that are attached to it, What can you learn from your anger? And your second journal prompt. How can sitting with my anger be helpful? Our emotions tell us incredible things about who we are or lived experiences, What we've been through as human beings. How can sitting with your anger be helpful to you? How can sitting with your anger be helpful to you? How can sitting with your anger be helpful to you? How can sitting with your anger be helpful to you? How can sitting with your anger be helpful to you? How can sitting with your anger be helpful to you? Journal prompt number three. What is anger attached to? Like I said, We all have lived experience. We all have emotions that happen simultaneously in the body, In the brain, In the heart. If you were to sit down and map things out with anger in the center, What is anger attached to? What is anger attached to? What is anger attached to? What is anger attached to? What is anger attached to? What is anger attached to? What is anger attached to? And finally, How do I wish to use my anger going forward? You have a choice here to live in this chaos, This beautiful chaos that anger brings forward with it. Or to use anger as a propellant forward to show you what you will and will not accept in life. What will you tolerate? What will you accept? What boundaries can you set around this emotion so that you can live a life that is full and beautiful? How do you wish to use your anger going forward? What is anger attached to? What is anger attached to? What is anger attached to? What is anger attached to? Now remember, You can come back here and finish these journal prompts at any time. But for now, I invite you to close the windows of your eyes once more, Placing your hands back over your heart, Maybe pushing your feet down into the ground, Taking a big breath in, Letting it go with a sigh. Unraveling the emotion of anger, Feeling it in the body, Acknowledging that it lives inside each and every one of us and is so deeply rooted and connected to other things, Stories, People, Places, Events, Emotion. Sitting with and doing this work will bring you into a new state of emotional awareness. Give yourself grace today. Give yourself rest and come back to these journal prompts when you feel ready.

Reviews

What a great way to settle in and put down my anger on paper before bed. Thank you!

Cannot thank you enough for this session, it's as if was done in person 🥹 -

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ACTS OF KINDNESS AS IN COMMUNITY WORK CAUSE A SESSION LIKE THIS CAN EASILY COST 3 FIGURES

❤️✨🙌🥰

May this abundance be back at you in many ways Shannon X

Another amazing session! Thank you for sharing exactly how to draw emotions and feelings out into the light where they can be better understood (and managed).

Loved this and definitely needed, I’m excited to work more on journaling and releasing negativity now, very nice job! Thank you sm