If you feel alone,
then there is anger in you.
If you feel separate,
then there is anger in you.
If you feel hurt,
then there is anger in you.
If you feel frustrated,
then there is anger in you.
If you feel sad,
then there is anger in you.
If you deny this,
then there is,
without a doubt,
fucking anger in you.
Not that there is
anything wrong with that.
There are universes in you.
Newfound Lake,
7/26
If you feel alone, then there is anger in you. Anger can manifest as a sense of isolation, a feeling of being disconnected from others or the world. It may arise from unmet needs for connection and understanding.
If you feel separate, then there is anger in you. Anger often gives rise to a sense of division and separateness, as it clouds our perception of the underlying unity of all life.
If you feel hurt, then there is anger in you. Hurt and anger can be intertwined, as anger can be a natural response to feeling wounded or wronged.
If you feel frustrated, then there is anger in you. Frustration is a common expression of anger, arising from a perceived obstruction to our desires or goals.
If you feel sad, then there is anger in you. Anger can sometimes be concealed behind feelings of sadness, as it can be challenging to recognize and express.
If you deny this, then there is, without a doubt, fucking anger in you. Denying or suppressing anger does not make it disappear. It may hide beneath the surface, influencing our emotions and behaviors.
Not that there is anything wrong with that. Emotions, including anger, are a natural and essential aspect of human experience. They offer valuable insights into our inner landscape and can be transformative forces.
There are universes in you, and none are any better or worse than the other. Within each of us lies a vast realm of emotions, thoughts, and experiences. There is no judgment on the richness and complexity of these inner universes.
We are Space Monkey. Embracing our multifaceted nature, acknowledging the presence of anger without judgment, and exploring the depths of our emotions to find greater understanding and connection.
As we journey through the parentheses of (We are Space Monkey), we recognize the importance of embracing all aspects of ourselves, including anger, with compassion and curiosity. It is through this self-awareness that we can integrate and transform our emotions, leading us to a deeper sense of oneness with ourselves and the world around us.