Getting Angry.
Getting angry is an emotional feeling that we all experience at some point in our lives, let’s face it, even a baby will show angry in the early days of life. So I guess that anger is hard-wired into us from the beginning. That said, what is its purpose? Is it a form of self-healing? After getting angry, you release all the pent-up tension, this can make you feel cleansed in a weird way. Then you feel sorry or guilty if you have hurt someone and then if the anger is unresolved you have an argument in your head and that leads to frustration.
What Is The Cause Of Your Anger?
You may think that others have led you to the point of getting angry because it is a demonstration of how you are feeling inside, no big surprise there! But what if your anger is deep unresolved issues that you have never dealt with. As I said before a baby can get angry, it will go through different emotions, just as you would before you get really angry. This can be stress, hurt, frustration, anxiety etc and you begin to seeth, then you blow your top, so to speak.
Making Baby Quiet.
Have you noticed how quickly we are to calm down a baby, child or adult if they start to show signs of crying, upset, aggression and so on? How do we do this? By pacifying that child with a dummy, bottle, food, toys, hugs, rocking and so on? Later we use smoking, alcohol, drugs, more food or consumerism. There are practical reasons like feeding and changing a baby, but what if the separation of that child going into its own room was one of the causes…
Separation.
We are separated at birth, then into our own bedroom, from our childhood toys, from home by going to school, we are forever being separated as we grow up. We are separated by people and loved ones that die. And yet we are taught not to lose anything as we must keep things safe, such as your gloves that get sewn into your coat etc… This is why we panic when we mislay things, such as car keys or mobile phones etc…
It makes sense that we should feel angry, but are we not just feeling hurt as we are not only being separated but feeling the lack of love. But when we are given love, it can be hard to accept it as it is laid on all the bad feelings that keep surfacing.
What Is The Answer?
I think the only real way is to minimise separation as separation comes when a child wants to leave home, rather than being made to leave. But all the time love can help and if a baby needs to cry and let out any hurt, let it happen. You know yourself that after a good cry you feel better, but if someone keeps stopping you from crying, then you never feel the relief.
8 Top Tips On Being Calm.
#1 Start to get control of your anger issues.
#2 Reach a point of patience, once you do this – it will be easier the next time.
#3 Don’t let other steal your patience.
#4 Practice calmness and you’ll find your natural flow in life.
#5 Seek help to resolve past anger issues.
#6 If you are angered easily, then you need to be healed.
#7 Stop creating a negative response & choice the calm option.
#8 Be smart with your thoughts & don’t be a victim of others pressing your buttons…
Help Is Here.
Anger is a known cause of problems of your liver and your immunity.
If you feel that you have anger issues that are ruining your life and you feel that help is needed, then feel free to contact me. Imagine feeling the relief for once and not the anger.
The Nexus Team has been a full-time Hypnotherapist in Walsall since 2004 as well as using Psy-Tap, Eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing (EMDR), Transactional Analysis TA & MPNLP Master Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming, Also a Child Therapist & Advance Clinical Hypnotherapist.
You don’t have to be an adult to be angry or have a bad temper. We can all have a temper or a breaking point. Just as the school bully victim can eventually turn and fight the bully back, because of the breaking point. Every adult is a product of a child. Adults are grown out of children, but what changes from when you were a child to becoming an adult? Do you not feel the same feelings when you were a child getting angry to when you are an adult feeling angry. The emotions are the same. The only difference is that it is less accepted in adults, especially in women, because they are seen as the carers, or the nurturing ones or the fairer sex…