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Hi David
  The Guilt process does not work for me either.  I will have to think about it 
some more to figure out if i can apply it or modify it.

In the mean time it is Muriel Chen's process so i let it stand as her solution 
to guilt.

Sincerely
Pete McLaughlin

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> On Feb 9, 2017, at 6:30 AM, The Resolution of Mind list 
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> Pete,
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> 1. I do not personally cog on the "anger" part.
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> 2. I don't see how this process would fully work,( full release, full  
> floating needle)  
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> unless you dealt with:   "What problem  were you trying to solve, by 
> committing the wrong doing, the harmful act?"
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> Or what caused you to commit the wrong doing or harmful act?
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> And there may be other contributing factors leading up the commission of the 
> wrong doing, or harmful act.
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> You have to get to the root of the problem and all bits and pieces of roots, 
> like getting rid of "quack grass" in your garden.
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> David 
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>> On Thu, Feb 9, 2017 at 12:04 AM, The Resolution of Mind list 
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>> "Guilt is anger that you feel you have no right to have."  That's an 
>> interesting definition.
>> I thought guilt was being caught at doing something wrong.
>> 
>> What do you think?
>> 
>> As always the full book Psychic First Aid by Muriel Chen is available in PDF 
>> and Kindle versions at www.tromhelp.com/books
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>> Keep on TROMing
>> Pete McLaughlin
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>> 
>> GUILT
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>> Guilt is anger that you feel you have no right to have.
>> 
>> Guilt is of no benefit to anyone.
>> 
>> Steps: Find the guilt.
>> 
>> 1. Write down, in detail, the experience about which you feel the guilt. 
>> Don't try to write in any particular way. Write it as it is, as it was, and 
>> how you feel about it. Be honest. As best you can, be the person you were at 
>> the time you felt the guilt.
>> 
>> 2. Find the anger under the guilt.
>> 
>> Ask, 3. "Who am I angry with?"
>> 
>> 4. Feel the anger; really feel it.
>> 
>> 5. Create all the anger that you did not feel at the time. Feel it. You may, 
>> at first, feel anger as grief or frustration or annoyance or any other 
>> feeling. If you do feel any other feeling feel it and keep feeling it, 
>> consciously, until you can feel the anger beneath it.
>> 
>> 6. Feel the anger
>> 
>> 7. Say all the things that go with those feelings especially those things 
>> that you did not say at the time. Say it aloud if you can.
>> 
>> 8. Imagine any other person who was involved answering you just as you would 
>> wish them to do so.
>> 
>> 9. Forgive everyone involved. You may find so much anger that you will need 
>> to handle it as in "unwanted emotion".
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