The Physiology of Pissed Off: You're Not Overreacting, You're Under-Processing
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Anger as Information: The Physiology, Ayurveda, and Healthy Release
I took six weeks off. Between a full practice, a vacation, and some intense trauma work, I needed the space. What I came back with was this episode, because it turns out I had some things to say about anger.
Anger is one of those emotions that gets shoved under the rug in wellness circles. Meditate it away. Find compassion. Make a gratitude list. And look, I get the impulse. But your cortisol doesn't care how many times you reframe the situation. Your body is still keeping score.
In this episode I break down what anger actually does to you, starting with the amygdala hijack and working through the stress hormones, the inflammation, the dopamine loop that makes outrage feel as addictive as stimulants, and the long-term consequences when anger goes chronic or gets buried: cardiovascular damage, metabolic dysfunction, a shrinking hippocampus, and a nervous system that can't stop scanning for threats.
Then I bring in Ayurveda. Anger and pitta. Sadhaka pitta and what happens when it gets disturbed. Rakta dhatu. How the three gunas (rajas, tamas, sattva) shape whether your anger explodes, collapses, or becomes something you can actually use. I walk through the four instruments of the mind (manas, chitta, ahamkara, buddhi) and where spiritual bypass sneaks in disguised as growth.
And then we get practical. Self-inquiry prompts. Exercise as a discharge pathway. Screaming on the freeway. Beating your mattress with a pillow. Herbs that cool the heat and move the stagnation: chrysanthemum, sariva, burdock, bupleurum, and some honest talk about kava, including why it's not one to mess with on your own.
Anger isn't the enemy. Pretending you don't feel it is.
00:00 Welcome to Holistically Correct
00:49 Why I Went Quiet
01:47 Why Anger Matters
03:46 Anger Is Fear
04:35 Amygdala Hijack Explained
07:05 Prefrontal Cortex: The Wise Adult
09:08 When Anger Feels Good (Dopamine)
10:25 What Chronic Anger Does to Your Body
14:08 Why We Suppress It
16:46 Ayurveda and Pitta Fire
18:56 Three Gunas of Anger
24:33 Sattvic Anger in Practice
26:26 Safety First, Then Inquiry
30:11 The Inner Instruments of the Mind
31:00 Manas and Sensory Training
34:32 Chitta, Memory, and Mantra
36:00 Purifying Past Impressions
36:45 When Identity Blocks Anger
38:44 Devotion and Humility
39:56 Buddhi Turns Anger into Clarity
42:01 How the Four Instruments Work Together
42:45 My Anger Breakthrough
45:06 Exercise as Discharge
48:21 Screaming and Breathwork
51:34 Mattress Beating
55:10 Herbs for Hot Anger
55:16 Chrysanthemum
57:02 Sariva (Anantamul)
58:43 Burdock
59:59 Bupleurum
01:02:04 Kava: Safety and Use
01:04:38 Truth Over Bypass
01:06:35 What's Coming Next