11/10/2025
đĽ Sacred Rage đĽ
Ah, anger â the emotion weâve all been taught to hide under a thin layer of âIâm fine.â But hereâs the truth: anger has a place in the practice. Making time and space for your sacred rage is not only allowed â itâs necessary.
In Yoga philosophy, we talk a lot about presence and compassion, but compassion doesnât mean complacency. Thereâs a sacred kind of rage that rises when we witness injustice, loss, or erasure â a righteous fire that says, âNo more.â This isnât about throwing things or spiraling into chaos; itâs about honoring that flame as the energy of truth-seeking and transformation.
When we step on the mat, weâre not just stretching muscles â weâre creating space for whatâs been held too long. Sometimes that space fills with peace. Other times⌠it fills with fury. Both are divine teachers.
Anger, when held with awareness, becomes fuel for clarity, for reclaiming whatâs been lost, for acting from purpose instead of reaction. Itâs not something to get rid of â itâs something to listen to.
So next time that sacred spark flares up â breathe, ground, and let it speak. Rage can be holy when it burns for truth. đĽ