Anger, Guilt and the Work of Forgiveness | Episode 22

Episode 22 · August 24, 2023


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About this episode

What happens when we refuse to make room for anger?

Anger is powerful. Gili says that when we deny or suppress it, it can harden into guilt and resentment, with illness following close behind. A healthier response begins with acknowledging the feeling and learning to channel it constructively.

In this episode, Gili and Tal look at where anger and guilt come from, what makes them so destructive, and how anger can become a force for growth. Forgiveness is part of that process: forgiving ourselves, forgiving others, and loosening the hold these feelings have on our lives.

Listen in and find out how it’s done. (in Hebrew)

#Anger #Guilt #ManagingEmotions #Forgiveness #TheTruthHurts

Further reading on anger: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/anger

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About the workshop

Gili also offers a three-hour workshop on releasing guilt, resentment, and anger. It combines practical tools and forgiveness techniques with guidance and support throughout the process.

Releasing Guilt, Resentment and Anger workshop (in Hebrew)

A spiritual approach to working with anger and guilt

The workshop explores where anger and guilt come from and offers tools for working with them in a healthy way. It follows six stages:

  1. Making room for anger. Identify where anger comes from, why it matters to allow yourself to feel it, and what can happen when it goes unaddressed.
  2. Anger, guilt, resentment, and health. Look at how unaddressed anger, guilt, and resentment are connected, and how these feelings can lead to illness.
  3. Working with anger constructively. Explore healthier ways to work with anger and turn it into a positive force and a catalyst for personal growth.
  4. Releasing guilt. Examine guilt’s destructive effects on the body and soul, along with techniques for releasing it and turning it into a healing force.
  5. Forgiveness. Consider how forgiveness relates to anger and quality of life, and practice forgiving yourself and others.
  6. Tools for everyday life. Put these ideas into practice with tips for dealing with anger and guilt day by day, plus tools you can use right away to keep improving how you feel and live.

Through deeper insights and practical tools, the workshop can help improve quality of life and support meaningful personal growth.

About the podcast

Listening to The Truth Hurts feels like sitting in on a healing session.

The truth can hurt. It’s right there in the name. But we’re not here to cause pain. Quite the opposite.

In each episode, two women sit down for an honest conversation: an Emotional Healer and her client.

We talk about healing and consciousness, faith and science, the body and soul, personal growth, energy, and different approaches to healing. Above all, we face the truth no one says out loud: everything around us is upside down.

Is this podcast for you?

  • You want to hear the truth, and you’re ready to face it. (Yes, those are two different things.)
  • You want to gain insight and improve your quality of life.
  • You want to make a change.
  • You want a deeper understanding of the laws of the universe.
  • You want to live a healthy life in body and soul.
  • You want to take away something you can carry with you for life.

You don’t need any prior knowledge. You only need the desire to explore a wide range of ideas and discover practical guidance for living.

Listen and get in touch

Gili Man Wolner, Emotional Healer. Helping you heal and grow through Jewish wisdom.

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