Episode 15: Psychological Innocence: The Foundation of Forgiving

from Psychology Has It Backwards · host Christine Heath and Judy Sedgeman

Our thoughts always appear real and right to us, even when they are contaminated by an insecure state of mind. If we act on thoughts we have without any understanding of our state of mind or how Thought works, we are "innocent" because they looked like our best choice at the time. We can forgive people, and still not forgive deeds. That leads to accountability without suffering and blame.Support the show

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