Anger is like the white sugar of political activism; it gives you an adrenaline high but then you’ll crash. What we need is nourishment for the long-haul: laughter at the ridiculousness of it all and love for the possibilities that could be.

Jan 2, 2021 · 4:44 AM UTC

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How does one get past the anger, @marwilliamson? I am so pissed.
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At this moment in American history...”We need a season of moral repair.” Marianne Williamson
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Being too angry can lead you to pushing away the wrong people
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What’s the point of being angry if you can’t channel it properly? If we did, there would be no polarization.
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You really are a beautiful person✨♥️✨🔮 That said, nourishment, laughter and love must be accompanied by tenacity, fearlessness and conviction to enact real change.
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Word.💯 Happy New year to you .🤓 #Welcome2021 #HappyNewYear2021
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Personally, I admire angry people. It means they give a shit. They care deeply about injustice. Bernie is angry. He has been angry all his life. Good. I like Bernie because I am angry too. Anger is a very good thing. Laughing at injustice is wrong. Nothing to laugh about.
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I suggest that the multi-vortexed maelstrom we have been slogging through might (hopefully) serve as a recalibration of our civilization toward one that is far more loving, prudent, empathetic, balanced, and equitable.
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Do you have any input why all the anger in the streets seems to have totally stopped after the November election?
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I have a healthy balance of both anger and humor of it all.
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