Healing Toxic Shame: 7 Steps to Freedom
Вставка
- Опубліковано 19 лют 2022
- Toxic shame healing.
Toxic shame steals our soul. It robs us of our joy, spontaneity and our light.
Today I am going to show you how to calm the chaos within and convert that darkness into light!
📚 MY BOOK:
'Your Journey To Success': geni.us/journeytosuccess
🎓 LEARN MORE:
Join my free 6-Day Emotional Mastery Crash Course. If you want to learn why and how feelings (not thinking) leads to freedom and self-awareness geni.us/emotionalmasterycourse
🌍 My Website: www.kennyweiss.net
📖 Check out my FREE online magazine-www.thegreatnessuniversity.com/
🕺🏼SCHEDULE A SESSION:
calendly.com/kennyweiss/singl...
📣 MORE COACHING REVIEWS:
bit.ly/30zFTBN
🎓ONLINE MASTERCLASSES:
thegreatnessu.com/courses
💜 Enroll in Private Group Coaching:
www.tguprivategroup.com/
🕺CONNECT WITH ME:
Heal The Hurt Weekly Podcast 🎙geni.us/healthehurt
Instagram 📸 @kennyweiss.kw
Facebook 👥 geni.us/kennyweissfb
Newsletter 💌 geni.us/kennyweissnewsletter
Hi, I'm Kenny 👋
I specialize in helping you heal from emotional hurt, codependency, and the pain from your past so you can elevate your life by helping you get comfortable with feeling uncomfortable.
I am an advocate for truth and healing. So naturally, therefore, my emotional mastery method might initially feel a bit rough. But, when you start finding answers to the questions you ask yourself (even those you're afraid of), break free from self-destructing behaviors, and begin loving yourself and living your best life, you will feel powerful and empowered.
To calm the chaos within and take charge of our lives, we must process our problems. The best way to overcome them and heal is to face our fears and uncover hard truths. Therefore, I provide the space and the information necessary to openly communicate and discover how to honestly, authentically, and logically process your emotions without fear. In short, I allow you to feel safe in my small part of the world until you can feel safe within yourself.
Sometimes when we look for answers to the most challenging questions, our greatest fears are realized. But, then, when we learn the truth communicated with the possible solutions, we often find an outcome better than we dared to dream.
If you have looked everywhere, are desperate for a solution, and you're ready to stop being held hostage by your emotional misery, your journey to emotional mastery starts here.
It's the secret to finding yourself!
#Kenny Weiss #Kenny Weiss life coach #Kenny Weiss UA-cam
This emotion is a living hell that I would never wish upon my worst enemy.
Yes man... Same feelings
The best thing about your videos is not only the context of them and the amazing information that you are providing in order to really know ourselves, but also your humility, your authenticity and the beauty of your being. Thank you for your contribution.
What a beautiful thing to say. Thank you so much. :-)
💀 thanks man
Thank you for this.
Hello and thank you again, Kenny. Your videos are Gold.😊 ...makes my heart sing to hear and see someone, who is soo deep into growth and helping others at the same time. 🙂 (Hope my English say it right.😁)
Perfectly sad. English is wonderful. :-) Thank you for the kind words
100% верно! Лучше и не скажешь!👍
Amazing… thanks!
Glad you like it!
😁✅ Thank you Kenny
"When you're a doer it takes twice as long to do something. When you become a be'er it takes a heck of a lot less time and effort to do something."
Thanks Kenny for your great mind opening vids! ❤️ Question: can you build self-love / self-confidence when you’re 30 years old!? Or is it too late….!? Please be honest. Thanks again 😊❤️
Oh my gosh, of course. Even if we’re 100 years old it’s never too late. We all have what it’s called neuroplasticity which means our brain can change and pick up new skills and tools at any age. Self-love and self confidence are skills and tools. It just requires a choice to develop those skills and tools.😁
@@kennyweiss Thanks 😊
Should we process our pain throw feeling it
Does toxic shame cause me to self sabotage my marriage
Yes
Does we should face it
Yes. It can and does if you don't work on healing it.
As nice as all of this sounds; it is equally delusional to believe that you are worthy of love be it from yourself or others if the social/sexual marketplace does not agree. We live in a capitalist society, both economically and socially, and as much as we may want to believe that every product and person has value, unless the market decides that there’s value in a person or product then it/you have no value. My ex told me, as the last thing she ever said to me, I thought you made more; now I understand that I could be the richest man on the planet and I still wouldn’t be enough. I know that I’m not enough. There’s no fixing that.
The content on this channel is admittedly intriguing, but I’m struggling to reconcile some of it with my faith. Do you know of any Christian literature on these topics that you would recommend?
If you could be a little bit more specific as to what it is you’re looking for, (the exact aspects) I’d be happy to point you in the right direction if I can?
@@kennyweiss Two of the main things I've seen here that I can't yet reconcile relate to proper love and the idea of "authenticity."
Below are a few of my thoughts in response to some of the content on this channel (I don’t spell out the Divine Name. That’s why any reference to “G-d” will look like a typo. Also, any reference to "Father" would mean G-d the Father):
- Christ was fully G-d and fully human. As Christ was fully human, he was the fullest (perfect) expression of what it means to be human. Therefore, to become more like Christ is to more fully live into your humanity. Becoming more like Christ calls us to love like Christ. He came to serve. Christlike love gives itself away, freely. Perfect love gives itself away. At the Last Supper, even the person Jesus knew would betray him had a seat at the table. Even the person who would deny him had a seat at the table. Christ’s compassion “suffers with.” It makes itself near to the broken. Christlike love makes others’ burdens its own.
- We are called to surrender everything at the foot of the Cross, including our desires. We are called to surrender to the will of the Father, just like Christ yielded to the will of the Father.
-In it’s authenticity, all of Creation exists to magnify G-d. In our native-most authenticity, our definitive created purpose is communion with the Trinity. Claiming that authenticity will make a claim on you. It will shape you. Surrendering to that claim yields freedom. Continually surrendering to that claim delivers you into your truest authenticity.
@@marymargaret1750 Thank you for clarifying. Yes that would be difficult to reconcile because we all have different definitions.
Your version of authenticity and Proper love are unique to you because they are based on our childhood and the beliefs and values our parents placed into us along with the culture and society we were raised in.
The best suggestion I can offer is that you honor your own morals and values and beliefs! Unless, your life story shows that those morals and values and beliefs system have created too much pain in your life?
If so, then they might be worth challenging and reconsidering?
On the other hand, if you’re satisfied with your life outcome then it sounds like you’re satisfied with your morals and values and beliefs.
Only you can make those determinations and decisions!
The word says, to love God and others as yourself. I have found that we can't love others until we have walked through the process of Loving ourselves authenticity first. Christians aren't taught to love themselves first, then we can give that love to others.
We love ourselves first by not seeking love and validation from others, but from God and ourselves first. We can't give what we don't have within ourselves first.
#loveyourselffirst
@@kimortegastrongwarriorbrid5334 Thank you for sharing! I’m glad you saw my comment so we can have a little bit of conversation!
I agree. We can’t love our neighbors well if we don’t love ourselves. So, yes, we are called to love ourselves. I think there is surrender in loving ourselves. There is surrender in embracing the Truth that we were deliberately knit together in our mothers’ wombs. That we are part of G-d’s very good Creation. That G-d made us more than worthy of His love. There is nothing we can do to earn it. There is nothing we can do to erase that worth. That we are fearfully and wonderfully made, and that is enough. We are already made to receive that love. When we receive that love, in surrender, we can love ourselves. That is our authenticity.
I just disagree that our authenticity lies within our own power. In my own experience, pursuing that just doesn’t bear fruit.
G-d is big enough for our pain. Hallelujah. G-d is big enough for our questions. Hallelujah. The more I challenge and reconsider, the more I am shown empty wells that remind me of the fullness of life found by drinking deeply of the Living Water.
Also, something has struck me that I’d like to hear your thoughts on: The Word calls us to “love your neighbor as yourself.” It does not say “love your neighbor after yourself.” I don’t think the two necessarily need to be chronologically separable. Also, the love we are called to give away isn’t of our own production. That love comes from Christ, in whom there is no scarcity of love. Hallelujah
this man has way too much rizz 😎
Just wanted to say AA MEMBERS DO NOT LIKE PEOPLE IN THEIR SPACES WHO ARENT DEALING WITH ALCOHILISM IN SOME WAY. LET ME ALSO SAY IN MY EXPERIENCE!!
People dont have souls.
Should we process our pain throw feeling it