Hello and welcome to enlightened empaths, your community for the spiritually awakened

awaken, where we discuss, explore, and connect with fellow empaths, healers, intuitives, and

seekers.

Hello, Empaths, we hope your week is off to a great start. We are with you this week to

share our questions and stories that you all have taken time to send in. I just love it that

people trust us enough and think about us to sit down and take time to email us their questions and their stories, don't you?

I really do.

And I love when we get feedback that so often someone will say, oh, that really resonated with me or that really got me thinking about a situation in my own life.

And I think that's one of

the main reasons we love to share from the community of listeners. Yeah, me too. We got a lot of good

feedback on our energy forecast edition that we're starting. Did you see some of those emails?

Yes, yeah. And it was fun. It's very fun. Very, very fun. We did get one comment or email.

I can't remember where she said, love the new edition. Please don't have it replace the community

connection show. And I was like, no, no, we will never replace this. Two different things.

Yes. Okay. So our first one says, I was listening to the recent connections podcast and I heard Samantha talk about anger and how sad anger can be. I thought

I'd reach out and give a different spin. My mom, a retired LMHC, used to give a workshop titled The Positive Power of Anger.

The premise was that anger as a positive force leads to change and improvement. A couple of

examples. Minneapolis, think about the power that group of angry people had in getting policy

change, body cams, reduced force, supporting

and protecting neighbors, or Mad, my mom's favorite example was Candace Lightner. Her son was

killed by a drunk driver, and she was angry, and because of her, Mad, Mothers Against Drunk Driving

was formed. Legislation about drunk driving changed and it

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