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1). Forgiveness: A Path to Healing By : Gwen Nyhus Stewart
In our journey to inner peace and healing, both guilt and forgiveness of self and others have a profound effect on this process. Guilt is defined as a feeling of culpability especially for imagined offences or from a sense of inadequacy; a self-reproach; and forgiveness as the act of forgiving or the ceasing of feeling resentment against an offender.
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2). Understanding Self-Doubt, Shame, Guilt, Self-Rejection, Unworthiness By : Robert Elias Najemy
This is a part of a series of articles with questions, which will help us understand our emotions and how we can free ourselves from unwanted ones.
Article Related to: inner conflicts, doubt, self rejection, shame, guilt

3). The Purpose Of Shame By : Margaret Paul, Ph.D.
Many people on a healing path have found it extremely challenging to heal their shame. Yet when you understand the purpose of shame, you will be able to move beyond it. Shame is the feeling that there is something basically wrong with you. Whereas the feeling of guilt is about DOING something wrong, shame is about BEING wrong at the core. The feeling of shame comes from the belief that, “I am basically flawed, inadequate, wrong, bad, unimportant, undeserving, or not good enough.
Article Related to: shame, controlling behavior, core shame, self improvement, self help, personal growth

6). Do Not Play The Game Of Blame And Shame By : Mike Teng
In Singapore, some business people could be heard saying at the coffee shops: "Blame your parents when you have no food and blame the government when your business is bad." Such wrong attitude provides a bad start to solving your problems. Shame and blame are not justifiable. Take responsibility.
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