How to Release Fear and Anger To Achieve Healing During Challenging Times

The entire world needs healing right now. As the World Health Organization declared Coronavirus or COVID-19 a pandemic, most of us are forced to deal with disruption.

It is very important that everyone is aware of what needs healing and how to heal.

I understand that it can be challenging to heal during this challenging time — and it’s normal to feel stressed, confused, anxious, or angry — but healing is possible.

Healing already exists all around us as a field, and inside of us, and it’s working way beyond what we know with our local minds.

And as you let go and look beyond the surface events, you will discover that all is well — even when it does not appear that way.

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In his play “Macbeth” Act 1 Scene 3 in lines 146-147, William Shakespeare said:

Yes, every day brings us closer to when normal life will return. 

Difficult times always teaches us the most important lessons about life and growth. During this time, it’s wise to consider our mental health while going inside to grow.

This is the opportunity to take a break, connect with yourself, heal your past wounds, and reflect during this self-isolation time.

You already have the tools within you to make it through to the other side in better shape, but I’ll remind you again.

Where is the best place to start?

Releasing the feeling of fear and anger.

Peace and joy is found in letting go of emotions, such as fear and anger.

Sounds good?

Let’s get started.

If You Don’t Know How to Deal With Emotions…

. . .it costs you your health and well-being.

A lot of people don’t want to feel their feelings. They think it’s not easy to deal with painful emotions.

They don’t want to feel sad. They’re afraid that if they’re going to feel their sadness and their loss, they’re going to be lost in it for three weeks.

They don’t realize that letting go of unwanted emotions can be done less than 20 minutes, painlessly and effortlessly.

You can actually go through it and be done.

Through my releasing process, when the strong emotion arises, it’s gently dissolved to a level that enables me to continue to think, listen, and respond rationally.

I have experienced a great overall quality of confidence to deal with life because of releasing.

What Happens When We Don’t Release Fear and Anger

If you don’t know how to deal with feelings, you’re like to turn them inward at yourself.

Fear is a nasty beast. It can show up as tension, anxiety, nervousness, worry, doubt, and feeling not good enough.

You feel exhausted and paralyzed, leading to depression.

It may also lead to anger. The actions we take are mostly destructive to us and to those around us.

Here’s an example.

If you feel confused with a situation, you may feel anxious that you don’t know what to do.

It may include a sense of being threatened, uneasy, in danger, on guard, or impending doom. In the extreme, it’s a paralyzing fear — you feel like you’re about to die.

And then, you may become angry that the situation has made you fearful.

Anger can show up as impatience, irritation, frustration, criticism, resentment, or bitterness. Your mind is noisy, stubborn, and obsessive with the pictures about destruction and what you’re going to do to others.

When we experience anger, our thoughts are about getting even, about how we’re going to make others pay.

This energy can frighten us, and cause us to force ourselves back into experiencing fear, even to hurt ourselves.

If you keep anger inside, roiling and revving, it hurts you. It makes you sick. It makes you ill.

These are all thoughts and emotions that poison the body.

What Happens When We Release Fear and Anger

When we release this burden, all the organs in our body begin to function properly.

More positively, when you realize you can release these emotions, you feel proud of an accomplishment and it helps you to feel self-confident. And this feeling can help you to generate positive emotions, such as relief, happiness, and inner security.

Releasing is a key to good health and well-being physically, mentally, and spiritually.

When you release fear and anger, it boosts the immune system and you allow your body to work harmoniously in nature. You work from your strength rather than your fear and anger.

As you let go of fear and anger, you feel safer, more secure, and at home whenever we are without feeling like we have to achieve safety at others’ expenses.

And when true healing happens, you can enjoy the peace that you are supposed to naturally have.

How to Release Fear and Anger

I’m using The Sedona Method to help myself and my clients to release any unwanted emotions effortlessly and painlessly on the spot.

Let’s put these fear and anger to rest.

Tools to Release Fear to Achieve Healing

Using the Sedona Method, I’ll help you to release any painful or unwanted feeling in the moment by asking a series of simple questions to effortlessly drop feelings, thoughts, and beliefs that no longer serve you. 

Step one is to make yourself comfortable and focus inwardly. Just allow yourself to stop and be.

Begin by bringing to mind something about which you feel afraid or anxious and see exactly what it is that you fear is going to happen.

Give yourself a moment to notice whether there’s a strong feeling of fear at the moment or a very slight hint of fear.

Now, ask yourself:

Most people will judge this question.

“Oh, come on, I don’t want this to happen!”

Well, the subconscious mind doesn’t understand the words “don’t”.

If you don’t believe me, try not to picture this:

You thought of those sweet treats, didn’t you? That’s how our minds work.

So, ask the question again and notice…

If you go back to the same thing now, you may already be able to discern a difference.

Let’s try again.

Focus on the same thing you’re afraid of.

What is it that you’re afraid will happen?

What is it you don’t want to have happen?

Stop for a moment and allow yourself to notice what comes up.

If you’re afraid of coronavirus, for instance, underneath it there might really be a fear of dying.

Now, could you let go of wanting that to happen?

Once you’ve gotten over the shock of the fact that you somehow “want” a negative thing to happen, it’s often very easy to let go of the fear this way, because, consciously, it’s not truly what you want.

Do this process a couple more time.

This will help you clear out the hidden recesses of your subconscious mind.

After you release something that you’ve subconsciously wanted to happen, you’ll see a tremendous difference in your life, including how you feel.

Tools to Release Anger and Achieve Freedom

Another big thing is we very often don’t want to feel anger.

Right now, can you sense how you resist the anger?

Step one is to allow yourself to be and set aside the train of thoughts for a moment.

Now, ask yourself:

And then, move to the basic letting go process.

Allow yourself to take a few moments and remember the last time that you experienced anger.

Give yourself a few moments just to be with whatever feeling this memory brings up in this moment.

Now, ask yourself a question:

Do this a few more times until you feel as though you are able to release some or all of what you are feeling.

5 Tools of Change to Accelarate Your Process of Releasing Fear and Anger

1. Forgive yourself and others

That’s including forgiving yourself for having anger and fear. Let them go.

2. Be kind to yourself

Nurture each part of your own being. Your health and happiness will thrive.

3. Be grateful for anything and everything

If your brain starts to freak out, ask yourself these questions:

4. Practice giving without wanting anything in return and be open to receiving with grace.

It’s the most freeing, spiritually releasing, activity.

Also, one of the most giving things you can do is allow others to support you. This can be very counterintuitive. However, if you allow others to give to you, that too is giving.

5. Loving

I learned from Lester Levenson, the man behind the Sedona Method, that if I became totally loving, all my goals would just drop in by a mere effortless thought.

If we would Love all the time, we would achieve a very successful and happy life. 

Why? Because Love is such a high state, and we are in tune with the Whole Universe, which is ALL LOVING.

One thing I notice when I worked with The Sedona Method, I’m always in such a high state and all loving, and it automatically brings up all the non-love feelings that are ready to be released.

Yes, Love vacuum cleans all the apathy, grief, fear, lust, anger, and pride that are still inside of this body-mind.

Use this energy for your advantage.

What If You Feel Out of Control…

I am holding in mind the best for you. 

I wish you safety and unshakable inner security as well as the wisdom to take care of yourself and those you care about in this uniquely challenging time.

If you feel really out of control, I invite you to book your complimentary session with me.

Having a healing coach to help you release your fear and panic in this challenging time can be really helpful to manage your coronavirus anxiety. 

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Now you.

Tell me in the comment and share your insight and experience with this release.

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