Finding out later after my elderly mother passed away, that she was abused mentally by a family member who was trusted to care for her, I feel guilty. I now think I should've seen the signs, and I should haved moved her in with me to care for. She loved me and my family. I knew they fought a lot, but wasn't until her sister (my Aunt) told me just how bad she was treated, that these thoughts came upon me. I now imagine how much happier she would've been if she had lived with me, or if I had arranged for assisted living for her near us. I'm trying to use Byron's method to work through this and free myself from this pain of regret.
I didn't realize I could still be free if I believed others were arrogant. I thought believing that could only bring more suffering. So I tolerate people that I cannot stand because I don't trust my judgement. What a pickle.
I see how enlightened people can embrace any situation, as an opportunity to learn and grow. "He's a great teacher.....we don't have to hate or fear to make change". That is a special gift we could all receive.
I love this so much, the beginning of this talk when she uses “he hurt me” as the example, it helps me to work on specific situations where I have that thought/belief...it’s given me a great start in this work ❤️Thank you Byron Katie ❤️
Here Katie shows how a truly enlightened person deals with the character of Trump... a human being. In contrast, I was stunned and saddened by the insults coming out of Deepak Chopra’s mouth on a late night talk show.
I can’t tell you how disappointed I am in this video discussion. Katie that goes for you as well. You never asked him at least in the part I watched, if it was absolutely true that our president is arrogant. In other situations, I find you would’ve said that, I think you would’ve encouraged the other person to say no. Because how do we know if someone is arrogant? How do we really know if someone is arrogant? It’s really all in your own perception. Who are we to define anyone as anything? This is a political, politicized discussion. This is not about the work.
"When do you do your best work..when you're angry or when you're clear." Exactly.
Finding out later after my elderly mother passed away, that she was abused mentally by a family member who was trusted to care for her, I feel guilty. I now think I should've seen the signs, and I should haved moved her in with me to care for. She loved me and my family. I knew they fought a lot, but wasn't until her sister (my Aunt) told me just how bad she was treated, that these thoughts came upon me. I now imagine how much happier she would've been if she had lived with me, or if I had arranged for assisted living for her near us. I'm trying to use Byron's method to work through this and free myself from this pain of regret.
Everything unlike love comes to the surface for the purpose of being healed.
"drop your post-its." So good.
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If you occasionally don't feel right in yourself, u are not in yourself
I didn't realize I could still be free if I believed others were arrogant. I thought believing that could only bring more suffering. So I tolerate people that I cannot stand because I don't trust my judgement. What a pickle.
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I see how enlightened people can embrace any situation, as an opportunity to learn and grow. "He's a great teacher.....we don't have to hate or fear to make change". That is a special gift we could all receive.
That was so phenomenal! Thank you for sharing.
Who am I without my story? GOD!
The pure of heart only see pure things💜
I love this so much, the beginning of this talk when she uses “he hurt me” as the example, it helps me to work on specific situations where I have that thought/belief...it’s given me a great start in this work ❤️Thank you Byron Katie ❤️
We allways vote for an Actor,allways
Questionning my thoughts as a liberating path. Inspiring work worth trying
The funny thing is that when I tried to cling to some sort of negative thought, they completely disappeared
I think this of us who have codependency issues really understand her and what she saying some people don’t struggle with that
Here Katie shows how a truly enlightened person deals with the character of Trump... a human being. In contrast, I was stunned and saddened by the insults coming out of Deepak Chopra’s mouth on a late night talk show.
Byron Katie is my endless love! ♥️
I can’t tell you how disappointed I am in this video discussion. Katie that goes for you as well. You never asked him at least in the part I watched, if it was absolutely true that our president is arrogant. In other situations, I find you would’ve said that, I think you would’ve encouraged the other person to say no. Because how do we know if someone is arrogant? How do we really know if someone is arrogant? It’s really all in your own perception. Who are we to define anyone as anything? This is a political, politicized discussion. This is not about the work.