“And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give others permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our fear, our presence automatically frees others.”
Marianne Williamson
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Anger
“…has suggested that naturally expressed anger is only ever respectful, related to the here-and-now, proportional, constructive and exercised in the service of self-protection.”
Sue Parker Hall
“…if I get angry with you, it means I have an investment in relating to you … the other person matters enough to engage with … As long as there is energy and the will to engage with the other, there is hope that change can still happen.”
Maria Gilbert and Diana Schmukler
“An important assumption that underpins this therapeutic approach is that anger and rage are entirely different phenomena: I argue that rage is a defence mechanism … while anger is pure emotion to protect an individual across their physical, emotional, intellectual and spiritual aspects of experiencing.”
Sue Parker Hall
“…it is crucial that people connect with and express their anger so that they can stay without fighting in their relationships, meet their needs and resolve their differences.”
Sue Parker Hall
“In my view, anger is a pure emotion, a vital piece of intelligence about the immediate environment we are in, and it provides the energy and motivation for the sacred task of self-care.”
Sue Parker Hall