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Affirmations for frustration
- I can express myself in healthy ways because I am in control of my frustrations.
- Because I am able to communicate my feelings in healthy ways, I am free to experience a full range of feelings and emotions.
- I have tools and techniques to control my frustrations, and this allows me to communicate in positive ways.
- I enjoy the freedom to feel all my emotions.
- I utilize techniques, such as deep breathing exercises, to control my frustrations so I need not fear inappropriate expressions of my feelings.
- Before communicating my feelings, I take several deep breaths, which clears my mind and relaxes my body.
- There are times when I need to take a time out before expressing feelings of frustration.
- This time allows me to look at my role in the situation.
- After breathing deeply and reflecting, I am calm and can then express myself in healthy ways.
- Using the same tools, I am able to appropriately express feelings of happiness and excitement as well.
- I give myself permission to fearlessly feel my emotions and express them freely.
- Today I will breathe deeply before expressing frustration.
- I will feel relaxed and recharged and will communicate in healthy ways.
- If I feel frustrated, I will take the time to look at my role in the situation.
- I will explore my expectations and be able to communicate my feelings in a healthy way.
- I can feel my anger and still stay in control.
- I am at peace and harmony with everyone and everything.
- I can do better next time.
- I release all my embodied anger!
- I will remember to stop, relax and think before I act.
- I clear and release all my angry thoughts and feelings!
- I allow myself to acknowledge angry feelings without losing control.
- I can express my anger in a respectful way.
- I choose now to release anger and reclaim my happiness.
- Controlling my anger comes naturally to me.
- Being calm, relaxed, and in control is normal for me.
- I am made of love and patience.
- I can admit it when I make a mistake.
- I find it easy to calm myself down and relax.
- I am free of anger and live in a state of joy.
- I transform and heal my anger to passion and choose to use the energy positively.
- I am free to be happy, peaceful, and joyful.
- I clear all the ways I allow anger to direct my life!
- I remember to breathe deeply when I feel angry.
- I am becoming a positive person whom others can turn to without fear.
- I release my anger, and instead I choose peace, passion, and playfulness.
- I was able to be angry without exploding.
- Diffusing anger is easy for me.
- I notice when I am becoming angry and I choose to deal with it in a positive way.
- I clear all the ways I dwell in anger!
- I can talk things out with other people.
- I transform anger into peace.
- I transmute the anger into the energy of peace.
- Anger is temporary. Peace is forever.
- I always speak my mind rather than let frustrations build up.
- I am counting to ten.
- I release all this burning anger!
- I am able to calm myself down and detach from anger.
- Each time I chose peace of mind over anger my life gets better.
- Next time, I will notice that I am getting angry sooner.
- I attract peace and harmony in all situations in my life.
- Each time I release the anger in my heart, I regain space for peace.
- I choose to respond from love and compassion in all situations.
- I now choose to stay calm in difficult or frustrating situations.
- I clear all the ways I feel like boiling over with anger!
- Each time I breathe in anger I choose to breathe out peace.
- It is important that I learn to manage my anger.
- I have the power to regulate my emotions.
- I am in control of my life and emotions.
- I release all my righteous anger!
- Making mistakes and learning from them is part of being human.
- I clear and release any and all ways I am holding on to anger!
- I believe that it’s possible to break free from anger and live a better life.
- I control my anger by expressing myself in a firm yet positive manner.
- I can take a break if I need to.
- I am transforming into someone who confronts problems constructively.
- I get angry at the behavior, rather than the person.
- I choose a life of peace, love, and joy and will not waste a single moment being angry for no reason.
- I can notice when I am becoming angry.
- I am able to diffuse my anger and channel it in a more productive way.
- It feels great to handle my anger.
- I love myself enough to be calm and release anger.
- I am gaining more and more control over my emotions.
- I am a naturally calm, easy-going, and positive person.
- Being calm and at peace is part of my nature.
- It is my choice to feel anger or peace. I choose peace.
- Every day I cultivate peaceful energy in my body.
- I will remain calm and centered in frustrating situations.
- I refuse to wast my life being angry when I remember that happiness is my birthright.
- Each moment wasted being angry is a moment of being happy that is forever lost.
- If I feel angry I can take a step back and remain in control.
- I am a passionate, peaceful, and powerful person.
- I remain calm even when under intense stress.
- I dedicate my life to peace and harmony.
- Managing my anger will create a better life for myself and my loved ones.
- Each time I feel anger, I choose instead to focus on my passions.
- Each day it is becoming easier to diffuse my anger.
- I am a calm and loving person.
- I am controlling my anger by changing my anger-triggering thoughts.
- I am in control.
- When I apologize to others, it helps lessen the effects of the anger.
- I am now becoming peaceful and free of anger.
- I will choose a different way to respond.
- I am responsible for my anger.
- I have a right to assert myself.
- Staying relaxed is becoming easier.
- It feels better to act out of love than anger.
- I will control myself.
- I am a powerful, peaceful, and playful person.
- I am calm, focused, and relaxed.
- I transform my anger into peace and offer my peace to the world.
- It feels better to let go of anger!
- Outside circumstances and situations will not take away my inner peace.
- I release all the emotional shocks and traumas which have created resulted in this anger!
- Free of anger. I am happy, peaceful, and loving.
- I forgive myself for my past angry outbursts.
- I clear all the ways I am inflamed with anger!
- I am a forgiving person.
- I am free of anger, hatred, and discontent.
- I can remember to count to ten and take deep breaths.
- I choose to transform my anger into positive action.
- I choose to be calm and relaxed.
- Anger management is changing my life for the better.
- It’s ok to be angry, but I must express it in a controlled way.
- Managing anger will help to repair and strengthen my bond with friends and family.
- In the past, I would let anger cause me suffering. Now I choose to be peaceful.
- I owe it to myself to manage my anger.
- No matter what happens on the outside, I am at peace on the inside.
- I am doing it!
- I am starting to effectively manage my anger.
- I release all the vengeful anger!
- Thinking positively in tough situations is just something I do naturally.
- I walk my life in a state of peace, love, and joy. and I refuse to allow anger to change my course.
- I am handling this well.
- I express my anger without shaming the person.
- Acting out my anger is a choice, a choice that I choose not to do.
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