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0:03 we've been living in a pandemic of fear and it's showing up as violence in our classrooms in our homes and in our communities every day something new splashes across our news feeds or tears through our hallways harassment road rage abuse bullying political threats shootings assault we've been conditioned to believe anger
0:34 is the enemy it's not anger is an Impulse to act and when we learn to manage it it helps us to do some important things like uphold boundaries and recognize Injustice and oppression anger is also a portal we can use to move through fear our society is stuck in a quagmire of fear since the pandemic and and its breaking through is an increase in Anger rage and violent
1:05 acts if you're ready to do it differently to heal yourself and your children to hear the important messages anger and rage carry for us to stop relying on fear tactics for discipline to create something new rather than continue the cycle of pain to manage big upsets and harness the power of anger to bring about positive change then join us at anger and rage understanding and
1:36 responding to reactive [Music] violence
Summary
- Society is experiencing a pandemic of fear leading to increased violence and anger.
- Anger is often mischaracterized as an enemy but can be a powerful impulse for action.
- Properly managed anger can help uphold personal boundaries and address injustice.
- The pandemic has intensified feelings of fear and rage, resulting in various forms of violence.
- There is a call to shift from fear-based discipline to healthier methods of managing emotions.
- Understanding anger can lead to healing for individuals and communities.
- The discussion encourages using anger as a portal for positive change rather than a destructive force.