Here's The Skinny On Resentment And Self-Pity
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Here's The Skinny On Resentment And Self-Pity

by Premasudha Janet Hobbs

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talks
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Meditation
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Experienced
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During Satsang, Michelle ('Shel) brought up the two traps of resentment and self-pity. Premasudha said that it was a big spiritual achievement to be able to step back from our storylines enough to witness them. When we learn to do this, we are able to discern the self-pitying or resentment-filled storylines we might mistake for absolute truth. Resentment is more outward-focused in a blaming way than self-pity (which Premasudha says was her particular specialty!) But both are the two dog houses where we can get caught in, and they can sideline the spiritual journey for a whole lifetime if we don't realize that both are our ego talking. Premasudha really emphasizes that it is a triumph to be able to step back enough to notice the resentment and self-pity in our storylines. Simple observation, knowing they are just ego stories, will disempower them over time. Patience is needed!

ResentmentSelf PityFearThought ObservationSpiritual GrowthNegative ThoughtsSurrenderEgoPatienceResentment ManagementSelf Pity ManagementFear Root CauseNegative Thought AwarenessSurrender Practice

Meet your Teacher

Premasudha Janet Hobbs

North Vancouver, BC, Canada

Meet your Teacher

Premasudha Janet Hobbs

North Vancouver, BC, Canada