Welcome to Ghost of a Podcast. I'm your host Jessica Lignato. I'm an astrologer, psychic

medium, and animal communicator, and I'm going to give you your weekly horoscope and no

bullshit mystical advice for living your very best life.

Alright my loves, let's just get into it. This week's question is about anger and forgiveness.

And it goes like this. There is so much strife, hatred, and pain going on both with yesterday's

terrorist attack on the capital as well as in our individual lives. I recognize the importance

to forgive those who hurt us, but I find it hard to release my feelings of anger. Personally,

I love Oprah sentiment about how forgiveness is not wishing X never happened, but instead

accepting that things happened as they did. As much as I've come to accept and expect

malicious behavior from white supremacists in DC or in my own family, I still hold anger

towards these people, and honestly I don't know if I want to stop being angry at them.

My question is, have we truly forgiven them if we're still mad at them? Or does anger

simply fuel the desire to release these people at all? Please keep my name anonymous.

So this is a really important question, and I want to unpack it on levels. The first thing

is, anger is not bad, anger is not a problem. Okay. Anger is a healthy response to your

boundaries being crossed or harm being perpetrated towards yourself or others. Right?

Anger is associated with Mars. And what we saw on January 6th at the US Capitol, it was

Mars just leaving that 29th degree of airy's moving zero degrees into tourists. What we

saw on the Capitol was violence and it was the police letting it happen, not all of the

police. Some of the police were fighting against the domestic terrorists and some of the

police were opening the gates for them and BT Dubs. Mars also governs cops. So when we

talk about Mars, when we talk about anger, when we talk about the way anger feels the way

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