Most of us were conditioned to believe that anger is something negative.
We were told to calm down, be reasonable, behave ourselves, and stop being difficult.
But not all anger originates from the same place.
There is reactionary anger, which comes from emotional memory, and there is what I call Signal Heat, which arises when we encounter something that isn't aligned with our truth.
Imagine someone interrupts you during a conversation.
Immediately, you become angry.
Your mind starts telling a familiar story:
They never listen to me.
Nobody cares what I think.
People always dismiss me.
Notice how quickly the present becomes connected to the past.
Perhaps you grew up in a family where you weren't heard. Perhaps your needs were consistently overlooked.
The present situation has activated an old emotional wound.
Reactionary anger usually ha
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