Rage as Sacred Fuel: When Your Heart Breaks for the World
- Scott Dean
- Jul 7
- 2 min read
Lately, it feels like the world is on fire. Headlines scream of injustice, cruelty, and division. And if you’re sensitive...if you feel deeply... you might be carrying more than your fair share of grief, anger, and helplessness.
You are not alone. You are not broken. You are awake.
There’s a sacred ache that comes with being connected to the world. And sometimes, that ache looks like rage.
Not violent rage. Not reckless rage. But sacred rage.
The kind of rage that rises from love. From empathy. From a deep knowing that this is not how things were meant to be.
What if your rage is holy?
What if your rage isn’t a flaw to fix, but a signal? A message from the soul saying,“This is not okay. I feel their pain. I cannot stay silent.”
When we blend that fierce fire with our spiritual values—compassion, groundedness, presence—we alchemize something powerful: A channel for healing. A movement of the heart.
You don’t have to fix the whole world. But your sacred rage might guide you to:
Write something.
Light a candle.
Make art.
Call your senator.
Host a healing circle.
Hug a friend.
Donate what you can.
Or simply sit with someone in their grief, without needing to fix a thing.
Even the smallest act done with love is medicine.
In my last blog, I wrote about being a thread in the great weave: how each of us is woven into something larger than ourselves.
Rage, when channeled with intention, is part of that sacred weaving. It is a bright red thread. Bold. Honest. Necessary.
It pulls us toward justice. It reminds us that we are still alive. Still loving. Still connected.
So if your heart is breaking...if you’re feeling the burn of injustice in your chest... know this:
Your pain is not a weakness. It is a sign that your spirit is intact.
Let it move you. Let it soften you, then strengthen you. Let it remind you: you matter in this broken, beautiful world.
You are a sacred thread in the weave. And even now *especially now, your presence is part of the healing.
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