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Radically Loved® with Rosie Acosta

Hi I’m Rosie Acosta. I am a Meditation Teacher; Speaker and Author of You Are Radically Loved: A healing journey to self-love. I grew up in East Los Angeles during the 92 La Riots and it set me on a troubled path for many years. I didn’t grow up with mentors in my life, so I turned to reading as many books as I possibly could to learn about life’s purpose. In my journey as a First Gen-Mexican American, I found having these conversations gave me insight, support, and inspiration. So, I decided to create a place where I could share these conversations with my community. The Radically Loved Podcast was born! How do we create a radically loved life? Come have a sit with me so we can discover all things mindfulness, spirituality, self-love, and overall healthy living. Please be sure to share the episodes that you love and also leave us a review!
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Sep 1, 2021

#WisdomWednesday: How to Deal with Anger with Rosie and Tessa

Are you ready to take a deeper look at the emotion of anger? Anger is often perceived as a scary or unsafe emotion to have and exhibit as a human being.

In today's episode, Rosie and Tessa share how we can embrace the emotion of anger, in a safe way. Here, we talk about our personal journeys with this highly charged emotion. We also share some wisdom about how to harness anger as a tool that can be managed to protect oneself and create deeper connections. Wade further enlightens us on how we can immerse yoga with the human experience. This episode is a call to remember that we are all a part of the greater good and understand that all emotions are allowed. The call to action isn’t to stifle your emotions, but rather to pause and consider a helpful and healthy response in the face of your emotions.

If you want to find helpful ways to understand and befriend your anger, then this episode is for you!

Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode:

  1. Discover how you can connect with your anger in a healthy way.
  1. Learn why anger serves a purpose and how it can be a tool that you can manage.
  1. Get insights on allowing emotions to run their course, and how to practice the pause between stimulus and response.

Resources

  • “On Anger” excerpt, as read by Tessa Tovar, comes from Tim Westfeldt, founder of the Emotional Hygiene Method and the Westfeldt Institute, summarized from the book “Emotional Hygiene” (yet to be published) | Connect with the Westfeldt Institute: Website | Instagram | Facebook
  • Daily Meditations quote from Buddha, as read by Rosie | The Daily Meditations
  • Create a daily meditation ritual in just seven days! Download BUILD YOUR DAILY MEDITATION RITUAL and other freebies on the Radically Loved website!
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5 Powerful Quotes from This Episode

[03:16] “You will not be punished for your anger. You will be punished by your anger.” - Buddha, read by Rosie Acosta

[10:21] “First, before we talk about anger specifically, I want to share the idea that emotions are tools we can use to increase safety.” - Tim Westfeldt, read by Tessa Tovar

[11:05] “When we aren’t able to manage our anger tool, then it can become destructive, hurtful, and prevent connection. Anger that’s well mastered is controlled, generative, and inviting because it creates safety for us and the people around us.” - Tim Westfeldt, read by Tessa Tovar

[14:22] “Emotions are like rolling waves. You have to let them run their course and have the experience.” - Rosie Acosta

[21:10] “We can actually harness anger, and we can look at it, and treat it like a friend as opposed to treating it like something that is bad, or something that we want to push down, or we want to let go of. It’s an emotion we have, it's natural.” - Rosie Acosta

 

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