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    Cutting Cords and Anger Management

    January 28th, 2009 by Rose Rosetree

    Anger Management, Cutting Cords of AttachmentAnger kills. Usually it doesn’t result in a homicide. It isn’t even recognizable as anger.

    Instead, a person suffers from one of these common forms of anger in disguise. (What you thought that all emotions here at Earth School come nicely labeled for your convenience?)

    • Resentment
    • Frustration
    • Hopelessness
    • Helplessness
    • Boredom
    • “I don’t know”

    It’s a slippery slope, moving from anger to toxic emotions like these. Yes, I’m aware that “I don’t know” covers a range of emotions. By putting this phrase on our list, I’m referring to varieties like, “Confusion based on denial of anger” or “Frustration leading to intellectual shut-down.”

    “I don’t know” can make a person feel mysterious or deep or admirably philosophical. Yet the root cause is often no more noble than anger:

    “If I can’t make my wish come true — just by wishing, and just the way I imagine it– then I refused to stay actively engaged in life. Ask me anything. I won’t know.”

    HIDDEN ANGER

    Certainly, one way to view our list of emotions is to link them to the topic of Anger Management. Let’s call all of them ”problems with Pat.” And let’s say that Pat is the hypothetical (and very troublesome) husband or wife or lover or boss at work.

    Pat generates anger. Alas, Pat seems to have all the power in the relationship.

    An expanded version of our list could go like this:

  • Pat never lets me win, leading to resentment
  • Frustration over the relationship with Pat causes me to feel frustrated with myself.
  • Hopelessness happens when I blame myself over the frustration with Pat.
  • Helplessness seems inevitable, as I live in long-term hopelessness.
  • Euwww, I hate living with boredom. (But boredom happens every time that I figure that I lack power to change my circumstances.)
  • “I don’t know” what I feel. Why? A pleasant person like me isn’t allowed to get angry.
  • HOW CAN IT HELP TO CUT CORDS?

    Cords of Attachment are energetic links between two people. Soon as you become interested in a relationship with “Pat,” for instance, you form a Cord of Attachment. This is separate from a second energetic link always formed at the same time, a spiritual tie.

    • Spiritual ties contain the beauty of a relationship, all the love and light and sweetness… however much or little.
    • Cords of Attachment contain… emotions like anger and humiliation, resentment and frustration.

    Whatever emotional and spiritual patterns about the relationship have been the most troubling — they’re the patterns that flow back-and-forth within that Cord of Attachment.

    Once begun, and whatever the specific pattern, a Cord of Attachment continues its energy flow every day of your life. If the pattern involves anger, then anger is stimulated by that Cord of Attachment. Unless you cut the cord, that anger will move into your aura and subconscious mind 24/7.

    DIVORCING ANGER

    Partly what I’m describing here is mere theory about cutting Cords of Attachment. But I’ve earned the right to theorize, having specialized in the cord cutting field since 1986.

    Just yesterday, I cut a Cord of Attachment with several “cord items” that were variations on the theme of anger. My client, “Josie” had a right to big anger. Her ex-husband of 20 years had treated her shabbily, so she felt decreasing power over the years, gradual smashing of her self-respect, and she lived with many of the variations I’ve listed above.

    Even though the divorce had been effective years before, Josie still suffered from all the cord items. By cutting that particular Cord of Attachment, Josie was freed from a range of anger-related problems. Yes, she recognized every cord item. Yes, they still hurt, after all those years.

    Divorce was wise. But divorce alone isn’t the same as cutting a Cord of Attachment.

    THE BIG PROBLEM WITH ANGER MANAGEMENT

    Josie’s session was a stark reminder to me of three things about Anger Management:

    1. Anger Management is doomed to fail while certain Cords of Attachment are active. Someone like Josie can work hard to “control her temper” but it’s only human to feel rage, having the anger-provoking cord items recirculate within her subconscious mind 24/7.
    2. It’s vital to use a quality method like my 12 Steps to Cut Cords of Attachment (R). One simple session, done by a professional or done on your own, after you have learned the skill set and bam! Cutting a Cord of Attachment properly means that you will NEVER again have a Cord of Attachment to that person. Therefore, a chronic cause of anger will be gone for good.
    3. Anger Management is important, sometimes life saving. Yet mere Anger Management doesn’t touch the problems of stuck anger. It isn’t enough to control anger, not when the everyday problems feel more like resentment, frustration, and “I don’t know.”

    Who are the biggest victims of anger? They may not stand out like the obvious victims, the people who are bullied or emotionally abused or hit. But for sheer numbers, the ones who suffer most could be people like Josie, living with anger that has become buried so deep, it no longer feels like anger at all.

    Use our COMMENTS section to share your questions and your story. Has it made a difference for you, cutting a cord of attachment? Once upon a time, were you a victim of anger, only instead of Anger Management you lived with low self-esteem, helplessness or boredom?

    LINKS

    For FAQs about Cutting Cords of Attachment, click here.

    For information about an aura reading session that emphasizes healing with techniques of Energy Spirituality, like cutting cords of attachment, click here and then you can also click here to set up an appointment.

    (I can facilitate cutting cords of attachment for you just fine over the phone, although I can also do them in person, if you prefer.)

    To remove astral debris or other STUFF from your aura, click here to set up an appointment. Again, phoner sessions work just fine.

    To receive an Aura Reading session where I read you over the phone, helping you to clarify life choices and validate gifts of your soul, click here for information and here to set up an appointment.

    The trademarked system for cutting cords is fully presented in the how-to book that I wrote for mental health professionals, healers, and do-it-yourselfers, Cut Cords of Attachment: Heal Yourself and Others with Energy Spirituality. You can order the cord cutting book securely online at my website or call 24/7 on a toll-free line that works in the U.S. and Canada. Imagine, being able to talk to a real live human being! Try it, you’ll like it. 800-345-6665.

    cut cords of attachment, Rose RosetreeAn e-book, Kindle, edition of “Cut Cords of Attachment” is also available now. To order this how-to method of cutting cords with quality control, click here.

    For personal mentoring, helping you to develop skill extra-fast at Cutting Cords of Attachment, click here. 

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    8 Comments on “Cutting Cords and Anger Management”

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    Annie Shaw said:

    Having the cord of attachment cut between my mother and myself has given me a stronger sense of self.

    I’m now 61 years old and even though I am an adult, every time we visited, I’d wait for the “shoe to drop” when she’d tell me how wrong my thoughts were or how incorrect my memory. In the past 6 months, I have lost my fear of her – and no longer seek her (rarely given) approval.

    The “funny” aspect is that I sense the removal of the cord between me and her has also positively impacted the entire family. I sense that we’re all less fearful now.

    February 3rd, 2009 at 4:23 pm
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    Nadine said:

    Hi Rose,

    Hi Everyone,

    I was reading up on your posts regarding anger, including the one on McCain.

    In my own experience, I find I often have trouble expressing (and I perceive, being taken seriously when expressing) my feelings of dissapointment, frustration – well, virtually the gamut of emotions related to anger.

    I am one of those who, for instance, can get it out on paper, but I seem to need to work up a lot of energy to assert myself personally in situations where I need to do so. I was reading ANNIE’s comment and I could relate, having been around angry people for so long.

    In my case, I had little right to express my anger while they could dump it on me all they wanted.

    I guess this is one of the things I am working on – being able to express my anger/indignation to the person concerned (a.k.a. directly expressing my feelings, not in a raw manner but in an assertive way) and being able to do so without being held in by fear. I find this just creates resentment and even more anger to deal with.

    But I also find myself judging myself for my anger, thus disempowering me many times in relationships. Any thoughts? Thanks.

    August 18th, 2011 at 1:05 pm
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    Well, NADINE,sounds like this is a great time in your life to learn about techniques of Energy Spirituality for moving out STUFF.

    Trying to adjust behavior can be difficult while you still have cords of attachment to those who disempowered you in the past. Healing that STUFF, permanently, one session at a time could bring you a lot of relief.

    I would recommend your doing a phone session with me, 55 min. of Aura Healing and Transformation. You could bring an intention like “Improve my ability to express anger effectively” and away we would go.

    Using energetic literacy to probe what is really going on is a first step which would need to be done directly, one healing session at a time. And then I would bring out the appropriate “Healing Centerpiece” to help you.

    If you want to just educate yourself before entrusting yourself to a session, this blog is full of stories and questions related to people who have been in this process of healing STUFF.

    There will also be a series of four blog articles coming up soon, with an interview with Arlene, The Groovy Psychiatrist. We discussed ways that Energy Spirituality complements, and differs from, traditional psychological approaches, such as “dealing with” problems.

    So keep checking in here.

    One more resource would be to get a copy of “Cut Cords of Attachment.” Read it first just for information, skipping all the excercises. Given how sophisticated your comment was, I think you will readily appreciate the difference between this approach and what you have been doing — valiant efforts that have taken you as far as they can go, evidently.

    August 18th, 2011 at 10:41 pm
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    Nadine said:

    Hi Rose,

    I am having one with you next weekend. :) I actually just recently asked if you currently were still offering the option for an extension period as I felt I might need more than the standard 55 minutes. I hope it is ok to also ask that in here.

    Regarding the book, yes, I was thinking of getting it. However, our location (Philippines) would mean that I would need to pay almost double due to the shipping charges. I am still saving up for that portion but will be getting the book, in part because I am also interested in learning about energy literacy in depth area by area. I am also trying to check if I am an HSP or an empath or not. The only thing I have confirmed is that I am an extreme introvert, something which I have always known. I do not know if I was made that way by circumstances alone but I think I already had the predisposition anyway.

    My session would also be for Aura Transformation. Oh, the wonderful things I am reading from those in your blog. I resonate very deeply with many of them although there are some I am still in the process of evaluating.

    I am also able to take into stride now the incremental healing but no doubt would also love to see significant changes happen without all the struggle. I have been at self work for over 14 years now and this is one of the resources that is helping me a lot.

    August 18th, 2011 at 10:56 pm
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    Looking forward to our session, NADINE. :-)

    Any questions about scheduling? All you Blog-Buddies, NADINE included, please send an email to Mitch Weber, who sets up my appointments.

    That would be to Mitch aaaattttt rose-rosetree.com

    I kept this part of your comment enabled, NADINE, just because this part alone is a useful question for others to have answered, not only for you. A response will be coming to you via email.

    August 19th, 2011 at 9:57 am
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    About ordering my books, NADINE, you and other Blog-Buddies might want to compare shipping rates. Most people first think of Amazon, but you can also get a quote about shipping by going to the Official Rose Rosetree website:

    http://www.pbscart.com/cgi-bin/cp-app.pl?&pg=cat&ref=womens&lnkbak=catpage&lnkref=womens

    One advantage is that it may be quite a bit less expensive. Service will probably be faster. Definitely you will be connected to real, live human beings who can solve any problem.

    August 19th, 2011 at 11:01 am
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    NADINE, now for the fun part, being able to help you now to figure out if you are an empath. Type “Quiz” into the search box. You will find several related to being an empath.

    If you get a yes, my biggest recommendation for you book-wise is “Become the Most Important Person in the Room.” Which is $14.95 U.S., incidentally. This can help you quickly become a skilled empath.

    A second recommendation would be “Cut Cords of Attachment.” With your background, as described, you would be good at learning to do that. Take that one slowly! And having a session with me is a great preparation for doing some of this on your own.

    How wonderful that you are from the Philippines. Not my first client or reader from there. Such deep spiritual currents flow through the Philippines!

    So, thanks for your comment here. Answers won’t always be so long. Hope it has all been helpful.

    August 19th, 2011 at 12:04 pm
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    Nadine said:

    Hi Rose,

    Wow, that’s good to know. And also, when you said deep spiritual currents…wow, I guess I was just left in a bit of awe after reflecting a bit on that statement.

    On the empath quiz, I seem to be getting a yes…I feel like I resonate with it but can’t really say for sure that I am. I’ve always thought of myself as very sensitive (courtesy of other people’s remarks on me, as well). So I guess, on the topic of being empath or not, I would have to say that on the continuum, I am still on the scale of someone who’s kind of (or maybe even very) confused.

    The biggest tip-offs for me were on the integrity side though, and being an idealist and also not wanting to see others suffer. But on that last one, I think I must have had to build a wall around me due to certain things and…well, it’s just not possible to “rescue” everyone alone, I guess. And of course, there is the question of being taken advantage of.

    Thank you for your responses in the blog. I’m looking forward to our session. :)

    August 20th, 2011 at 9:10 pm
     
     

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