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In this fourth of six guided meditation on caring for and responding to anger, Robert reminds you that if you act spontaneously on your angry emotions, it's going to lead to something destructive. But when you move into the containment phase, it gives you the best chance to glimpse the vulnerable feelings that lie buried underneath the anger. The more fully you feel the anger, the more you can sense that there was something that you needed that you didn't receive, and that made you frustrated. It truly is what made you angry.
Dive deeply into this fifth guided meditation, and discover what vulnerable feelings and needs you can discover that lie at the core of your uncomfortable feelings of anger.
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