Guilt blocks Abundance shift now through Acceptance

Guilt creates emotional stagnation, which gets trapped and has you repeating unwanted patterns. Guilt can be initiated by the people around you, having you question your choices and leaving you feeling confused or hurt. Guilt can also be self-induced, having you constantly battling right vs. wrong, good vs. bad, depending on your own life choices. The opposite side of guilt is acceptance. Those stuck in guilt will have problems accepting their authenticity and distrust in the choice they make. Through recognition intention and techniques, this course translates guilt into acceptance, opening the flow into Abundance.

WHERE ARE YOU FEELING GUILTY RIGHT NOW?
Physical: (Relationships) Where are you holding onto guilt in your relationships? Do you feel guilty when you ask someone else to do something for you? Do you feel guilty that you don't dedicate enough time towards a specific person or task? Do you allow others to make you feel guilty for not doing things they expect of you? Do you even recognize what guilt you have and where and who it is coming from? Watch how you internalize your guilt. Are you making excuses for yourself? Do you even acknowledge that guilt is attached to expectation? Why and who is expecting so much from you? See where you sympathize with others around you? Where do you feel the pain of someone else's hardship and identify with what they are going through? Start to take notice of who you judge because they never feel guilty over what they do. Ask yourself what you are not honoring in yourself? What deserves to be let go of its responsibilities?

Emotional/Mental: (Passion) Where are you ignoring passion in your life? When do you feel guilty that you don't have passion for something? Is it in your personal, work, or family relationships? Why are you ignoring this area in your life that is making you feel guilty? Why do you no longer hold any passion for these things? What expectations are you trying to live up to by being untrue to your own feelings and needs? Watch how you judge others that seem to be wildly passionate over people or situations. Watch as you feel guilty when you see others expressing passion over things that you no longer desire. Find these reactions and you have found your shadow.

Spiritual: (Fluidity) You are rigid and scared to let go of control and knowing. You self impose feelings of guilt if you think things are too easy in life and create situations that make you cling to your dominance and control. You were trained to expect that life has to be hard to be good and if anything is too easy and fluid, you feel guilty that it was not harder to achieve. Your judgment of others creativity and flow is a plea coming directly from your true self trying to get you to acknowledge what you deny. The more you critique others who are making life look easy the more you are asking permission to release control and find the flow in your own life.