Got Guilt?

Guilt creates your own personal mental hell becau…

An episode of the The Divorce Recovery Podcast podcast, hosted by India L. Kern, titled "Got Guilt?" was published on February 23, 2018 and runs 7 minutes.

February 23, 2018 ·7m · The Divorce Recovery Podcast

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Summary

Guilt creates your own personal mental hell because it sits on the heart like a rock. It is a form of violence directed at the self. It keeps you from celebrating life because you are never at ease. In the back of your mind you hear you do not deserve this. Today’s podcast is on guilt Why do we have it? how to deal with it? The spiritual take on it?

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Guilt creates your own personal mental hell because it sits on the heart like a rock. It is a form of violence directed at the self. It keeps you from celebrating life because you are never at ease. In the back of your mind you hear you do not deserve this. Today’s podcast is on guilt Why do we have it? how to deal with it? The spiritual take on it?

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