EmotionalHealing

When life hurts

Overcoming negative emotions, Wisconsin

Overcoming negative emotions

How to transform our heart

How hurt people hurt people

Understanding why should we forgive those who have hurt us?

Wisdom Munches 20: Loss process?

We can’t always move on from grief we need to sometimes move on with grief Gita 02.18

If someone has been abused, can the victim just forgive the abuser?

Journaling for Inner Growth

QA on racism Q 8 How do we balance knowing that we are not the bady and processing bodily pains?

When people betray us – Ramayana wisdom

If someone has been betrayed repeatedly and has become cynical, how can they recover?

Responsible relationships 1 – Hurt people hurt people

4 principles to get past our past – PAST – Positivity, Association, Spirituality and Time

How Gita wisdom helps us to deal with pain

Overcoming negative emotions

If we resentful towards some other devotee, how can we overcome the resentment?

If someone is in great pain and can’t understand philosophy, how can we help them?

How can bhakti wisdom help us to become more forgiving?

We can’t delete our memories, but we can choose what we remember

If we identify that we are feeling self-pity what do we do next?

How does bhakti-yoga help us overcome anger?

Understanding how bhakti addresses anxiety

Do we need only devotional principles to change our past’s influences – can other things help?

If past mental impressions stay despite a long practice of bhakti, what to do?

How small conflicts become big – Daksha pastime analysis 1 – Unprocessed resentment causes explosion

PAST acronym – How to get past our past

How can we overcome the expectation of apology from someone who has hurt us?

If we see patterns similar to a failed relationship in a new relationship, how can we avoid becoming pessimistic?

Overcoming negative emotions 1 – Resentment

How is anger not just an emotion but also a thing?

When repressing desires doesn’t work what to do?

How can bhakti help us overcome our emotional fears?

Since something I built my life on collapsed I have started hating God – what can I do?

Why does our mind dwell more on painful memories than on joyful memories?

How can we know that we are subconsciously justifying our anger?

If someone has hurt us badly should we tell them that they have hurt us?

How is forgiveness related to the modes of material nature?

If we get dreams of our past profession even after having retired for over ten years is that good or bad?

Is retaliation in the mode of passion?

Can we heal our emotional hurts by knowing about our past lives?

How can we go from blaming to forgiving?

If we happen to be a negative influence on others by discouraging them what should we do?

How can we fix the mind on the heart – Hindi?

Gajendra Moksha Katha 1 – Understanding how our mental impressions shape us – Hindi

If we feel guilty because of having exploded at someone how can we overcome that guilt?

If a bad relationship has made me paranoid about relationships what can I do?

I broke a one-sided relationship but now I feel I should have tried more – what should I do?

Even if we control our anger at someone still we keep thinking about who was at fault- what to do?

How do we deal with mental flashbacks?

Why do we sometimes feel more agitated after starting bhakti practice?

If a relationship is severely strained but it has to go on what to do?

Why do we so easily forgive ourselves – Hindi?

From a spiritual perspective what causes addiction and how can it be dealt with?

When someone hurts us how can we avoid becoming vengeful and stay focused on Krishna?

If someone has hurt us and we don’t have the courage to tell them what can we do?

How to deal with relatively harmless addictions?

Let go of the burden of hate

What is the difference between processing emotions through self-help principles and through bhakti principles?

If we are broken by many past hurts how can we overcome that casting?

From Grudging to Gratitude QA 2

From Grudging to Gratitude QA 1

From Grudging to Gratitude 2 – See beyond the immediate cause of suffering