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The Shame and Blame Game

Sexy Spirituality

Release Date: 02/04/2019

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The Shame and Blame Game

 

Hosts

Lezli Goodwin

Sonia Byrne

 

Opening Chat

Sonia and Lezli chat about what they are binge watching to get through the long January.

 

The Shame and Blame Game

  • We live in a culture that encourages blame and shame, and it can be hypnotizing.
  • For most of us, we can still vividly remember early experiences of shame.
  • Shame (the feeling that I am bad, as opposed to I did something bad) is often turned out at someone else as blame.  It can also be turned inward, leading to withdrawl and a drop in energy.
  • Spiritual practice and study can help us replace the knee-jerk shame reaction with a healthier approach, but it takes dedication. The more we practice, the easier it is to choose differently.

 

Something Good

Sonia

I am offering one-on-one coaching packages for spiritual entrepreneurs.  Find out more at www.soniabyrne.com

 

 

Lezli

I am teaching another round of Releasing the Rocks, my two-session workshop that helps you release old emotions and live a life that is more free.  This version is in person in Phoenix.  Find out more and register at www.newvisioncsl.org 

 

We'll see you February 11 for our next episode of Sexy Spirituality. Share your thoughts with us at [email protected].