(((SweetSunshine)))

I very much identify with family issues and trying to find a place of peace.

The anger that you have is there for a reason, much like the fear. It has served to protect that beautiful, soft, loving person inside of you.

Perhaps the anger is allowing you to find a voice and to speak up for what you need and want in your life. Perhaps it is there to teach you a lesson. Whatever the reason, it is a part of you, and IMHO should be honored.

I have found a very powerful way of facing my anger and fear is to thank it. I look forthe ways in my life it has served me, and feel true gratitude for the times it has protected me and helped me when I needed it. What is the proverbial 'silver lining' hiding within all those moments of pain?

Here's to releasing that burden and transformation!