Guilt & Meditation
According
to Umar Ibn Al-Khattaab, "No amount of guilt can change the past, no
amount of worrying can change the future." Guilt is a state of sadness.
Although having guilt is a negative feeling, it can have a positive effect. It
is normal to have feelings of shame, remorse, worry, and other emotions in
relationships. Yet, these emotions need to be under control to have healthy
relationships.
Meditation can
help you be free of guilt from past experiences in relationships. Every time
you have a new romantic relationship with someone, the guilt from the past
usually crawls into the new relationship. Sometimes guilt shows up within the
first or second year of marriage. This does not mean that love has faded away
in the relationship. Yet, fear, uncertainties, and pain make the guilt take
over your thoughts.
Controlling your guilt and other emotions make you enjoy your new or current romantic relationship. Meditation lessens the feelings of guilt by identifying the emotions that cause pain and embarrassment. It does not make you avoid these feelings, but it makes you feel comfortable in expressing how you feel. If the emotion of guilt is not solved, it will make it difficult to healthy relationships. Therefore, meditation is often used in therapy sessions to help with bad behavioral habits.
Practice
loving-kindness meditation, mindful eating, meditation walks, yoga, and other
meditation techniques to release guilt. Listen to guided meditation to let go
of the guilt. If this does not work, write down how you feel in a journal.
Speak with a therapist to find ways in dealing with guilt in your romantic
relationship. Here are more resources for reducing guilt in your relationships.
Guided Meditation for Releasing Guilt:
https://www.purposefairy.com/87210/guided-meditation-releasing-guilt/
Yoga 101 Philosophy Goodbye Guilt:
https://www.yogajournal.com/yoga-101/philosophy/goodbye-guilt/
How to Stop Feeling Guilty:
https://www.healthline.com/health/mental-health/how-to-stop-feeling-guilty
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