Does anger create change?

An episode of the Struck By Enlightenment podcast, hosted by Kristen Bomas, titled "Does anger create change?" was published on April 29, 2020.

April 29, 2020 · Struck By Enlightenment

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We never think of anger as a good emotion. One would think it is destructive or abusive. Do we fight back? Is anger always based in fear? Join Kristen Bomas as she discusses how we are lead to anger and how we maintain our freedom and happiness.

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We never think of anger as a good emotion. One would think it is destructive or abusive.

Do we fight back? Is anger always based in fear? Join Kristen Bomas as she discusses how we are lead to anger and how we maintain our freedom and happiness.

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