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Understanding Anger: Your Boundary Alarm

Chapter 2 of "Standing on the Ledge" explores the significance of anger as a crucial signal of crossed boundaries. It highlights anger’s role in identifying personal limits and its potential to guide constructive actions rather than destructive reactions. Understanding and regulating anger allows for rebuilding dignity and establishing boundaries in challenging circumstances.

Lugh Sulian Field Notes Leave a comment January 5, 2026January 9, 2026

The Role of Anger in Regaining Control

Anger is often misunderstood as weakness, but it serves as important information about personal boundaries and violated expectations. Recognizing anger as a signal can aid in regaining control after shock. The key is to direct it towards identifying harmful patterns rather than targeting individuals, ultimately transforming anger into healthy boundaries.

Lugh Sulian Phase 1 1 Comment January 2, 2026February 21, 2026
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