Welcome to your anger release EFT tapping meditation.
We're going to start by sitting up and getting comfortable.
With EFT tapping,
It's going to be easiest to sit up,
But if you need to lie down,
That can work also.
This EFT tapping meditation is going to focus on helping you to release any anger you may be currently trying to work through.
I want you to think about letting it all go during this meditation.
Other things are going to come up for you and that's okay.
We want to acknowledge,
But also let those thoughts know that we will come back to them.
Tapping can be extremely powerful in moving energy through our bodies.
You may feel a release and just a feeling of getting energy out.
Now we're going to begin.
I want you to first think about how angry you feel right now,
Or maybe how angry something is making you feel that you're holding onto.
On a scale from one to 10,
Grade how you feel just thinking about it,
10 being the strongest.
When I say the tapping statements,
You can feel free to say them after out loud,
Or just repeat them in your head.
Whatever is going to work best for you.
We're going to go ahead and take a deep breath in and out.
Okay,
Let's start tapping on the karate chop point on the side of our hand for the setup statement.
I feel angry right now and even though I know it's not a useful feeling for me,
I still fully love and accept myself.
Sometimes it's hard for me not to turn to anger and I know that about myself and I fully love and accept myself anyway.
I know I can release my anger so that I can feel more balanced and handle situations in a more calm manner and I fully love and accept myself.
Eyebrow,
All of the stress.
Side eye,
All of the anxiety.
Under eye,
All of the anger I feel right now.
Under nose,
I want to release that.
Under mouth,
It doesn't feel good to feel angry.
Collarbone,
Anger isn't an emotion I enjoy carrying with me for long.
Under your armpit,
It's not serving me to continue to hold on to this anger.
Top of your head,
I want to release anything that is keeping me angry.
Go ahead and take a deep breath in and out.
Eyebrow,
This anger is not helping me to align with how I want to feel and the things that I want in my life.
Side eye,
Anger isn't helping me.
Under eye,
I want to release my feelings of anger.
Under nose,
I also want to acknowledge that all of my feelings are valid.
Under mouth,
However,
I don't have to hold on to those feelings forever.
Collarbone,
It's okay to feel anger and then process it and let it go.
Under your armpit,
I want to get on the other side of my anger.
Top of your head,
I want to release the anger that I feel.
Go ahead and take a deep breath in and out.
Eyebrow,
What if it was easy to release my anger?
Side eye,
What if it was easy to release all of the angry feelings I'm having?
Under eye,
What if I didn't always have to stay angry for so long?
Under nose,
What if I could feel my anger,
Process it and then let it go?
Under mouth,
What if I didn't always have to hold on to my anger for so long?
Collarbone,
What if it was that easy to let it go?
Under your armpit,
What if I just let it go?
Top of your head,
What if it wasn't hard to let go of my anger?
Go ahead and take a deep breath in and out.
Eyebrow,
I am not angry.
Side eye,
I recognize that anger is alerting me to something that might be hard for me to process.
Under eye,
I can calmly process things that make me angry so that I don't have to stay angry for long.
Under nose,
Staying angry does not feel healthy for me.
Under mouth,
Working through my emotions makes me feel so much better than sitting in them for a long time.
Collarbone,
I don't have to stay angry.
Under your armpit,
I can calmly think through any situation.
Top of your head,
I don't always have to resort to anger and if I do,
I don't have to stay angry for long.
Go ahead and take a deep breath in and out.
Eye row,
I know I'm allowed to process my feelings and let go of my anger.
Side eye,
I know I'm allowed to let go of my anger.
Under eye,
Letting go of my anger is safe for me.
Under nose,
When I'm less angry,
I feel better.
Under mouth,
I love feeling my best.
Collarbone,
I love who I am when I'm not carrying so much anger.
Under your armpit,
When I feel good,
Life is good.
Top of your head,
When I feel good,
Anything is possible for me.
Take a deep breath in and out.
Eyebrow,
I am not angry.
Side eye,
I feel my best because I'm not staying angry over things I may not be able to control.
Under eye,
I'm able to acknowledge my anger and move on.
Under nose,
I'm allowed to release my anger.
Under mouth,
Letting go of my anger is safe for me.
Collarbone,
Working through my anger is a choice I make every day.
Under your armpit,
I am not angry.
Top of your head,
Whenever I need to,
I can acknowledge my anger and move on so I can feel like the best version of me.
Take one last big breath in and out.
Okay.
Now I want you to think about the same thing you graded at the beginning of the session when you thought about what you were angry about.
And now after doing this tapping,
I want you to grade it again between a one through a 10,
10 being the strongest.
And hopefully after all of that tapping,
You were able to release a lot and your number went down.
And if you want,
You could always do this tapping routine over again in order to move more energy through your body.
I hope you enjoyed this EFT tapping meditation and I want to thank you so much for listening.
Thank you.
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