Using Anger Constructively with the Law of Attraction

We were given thought and emotions and while it's our choice whether we use them for positive or negative, why even have negative emotions? It is not realistic to say I don't get angry or frustrated anymore since I found the Law of Attraction. Even the best of us will have negative emotions pop up from time to time. Part of being human is having a range of emotions that tell us whether we are in a positive or negative frame of mind. We have the choice as to which particular thoughts and feelings we want to live with. So how can anger or frustration actually help us when using the Law of Attraction? Surprisingly, it can motivate into a whole new way of thinking and growth.

The goal in having all these different emotions is to use them constructively and with balance, not to eliminate them. Anger can be an obstacle that can keep you from what you want and can stop you in your tracks but it can also be a stair-step to spiritual growth. The answer really depends on you. Sometimes, out of anger can come amazing results.

When a parent learns that a child steals and then becomes upset, this tells the child that this is something they don't do. They get the picture of the proper way to treat another individual. Part of the intense emotion can change another's life when used in this way. How about when you are frustrated and angry about a particular event or situation in life? Maybe it angers you to see homeless people on the street and through that anger comes motivation for you to do something about it. It is the anger that can motivate and then put you in a space that makes you happy to help.

It is when anger stays around and doesn't do any good that it causes harm to you and the people around you. Being angry for the sake of being angry is hurting you and others around you and the kind of anger that doesn't leave will bring more angry situations and people to you via the Law of Attraction. When you don't use anger to motivate in some kind of creative way you are merely directing anger outward and this can be destructive to you and society. Look at it this way…anger has the ability to create or destroy.

Anger can motivate you to do something that will get you to change things so the next time you're feeling angry about something direct the anger constructively. Let it motivate you and allow you to make changes; first, with your own thoughts toward the circumstance and then to the circumstance itself. Do something about the situation. Let anger be the catalyst for you to make a change and then transform the anger into solutions and begin creating what you want from there.