Io I would like to deal with the "true" sense of guilt, the one that does not arise from influences more or less external to the individual but which arises, instead, from his interiority.
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Guilt and transient archetypes [sf19]
The first thing we could try to do is try to understand what the origin of guilt feelings is. However, it is necessary, first of all, to make a distinction that appears absurd, but which, in reality, has a fundamental importance for developing our discourse.
Feelings of guilt: the Akasic body does not issue judgments [sf5]
Many times we tell you not to judge others: before looking outside at what you do to others, you should learn to observe what you do to yourself; and you yourself are actually the first to make gods negative reviews on you.
The decision to break up and the sense of guilt
D - Beyond the fact that it is true that there is no "right person" or the wrong person, but I was wondering if there are people who are more similar, more in tune.
The sense of guilt and vice in sexuality (6s)
[…] But let's come to those two concepts I was talking about at the beginning of my speech. If I asked you what do you mean by the term guilt what would you feel like saying? Rodolfo
D - I think it may be an infringement of the laws that have been given to us from the outside, you want the divine law, the law given by the church, by morality. Thinking that you have committed an infraction and, therefore, expecting punishment.
Guilt arises from denied understanding
Let's make one thing clear: the sense of guilt is something that concerns the individual in relationships with sé same.
We noticed, during the discussion, that your egos strove to try to find a thousand different ways to shift attention from yourselves to your exterior, and this is how you managed to say that it is the expectations of others that cause your guilt.
The individual's sense of guilt arises when there was the possibility of behaving in a certain way, following one's own feel and therefore an understanding reached, and instead the individual has behaved in such a way that he does not follow this understanding.