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I found the expression in the following phrase:

> なんでも猟師が発見した石は、蝦夷の言うところによると、こんじんさまの **怒りの気** なのだとか。 それを掘り返すなど、望んで祟りを招くに等しいと.

I googled it and although I didn't find a dictionary entry there were many
results.
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Meaning of 怒りの気
気【き】 ("[qi](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qi)") means something like "energy",
"force" or "aura". 怒りの気 usually refers to that dark aura emitted from a mad
person.

[![aura](https://i.stack.imgur.com/RhwDhm.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/RhwDhm.png)

See: [Possible meanings for
"気を巡らせる"](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/73789/5010)

Of course a stone is not aura itself, so we don't usually say 石は怒りの気だ.
Instead, we say 石には怒りの気が宿っている or 石には怒りの気が込められている. I don't know why this person
said 石は怒りの気だ. Maybe the author made a mistake, or maybe it's highly
"condensed" aura that looks almost like a stone?
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