EP 94: Forgiving the Seemingly Unforgivable with Jen

<p>This episode is about moving into acceptance and forgiveness. Today’s caller, Jen, is having a hard time getting to forgiveness because she doesn't believe her parents did the best they could. Her grudge may be costing her the very thing she longs for the most.</p> <p>[For show notes go here: <a href= "http://christinehassler.com/episode94">Christinehassler.com/episode94</a>]</p> <p>One of the ways we get to forgiveness is knowing people did the best they could, even if we believe they could have done better. Knowing they did the best they could with the tools they had is one of the ways we can get to forgiveness. It can be difficult, especially when it was a parent or a loved one.</p> <p>Holding on to anger, blame, and resentment is toxic. It will eat you up inside and keep you from what you want. Continuing to use the past as a scapegoat for why you don’t have want you want gives your past power. Until you move into acceptance and forgiveness, your past will infiltrate every aspect of your present and your future.</p> <p>Look at the places where you are not letting love into your life. Are you focusing too much on the people that didn’t love you in the way you wanted, and missing out on all the love around you?</p> <p><em>Would you like to connect more with me and receive a resource to help you transform into owning your purpose? Use this link,</em> <a href= "https://christinehassler.com/spiritjunkie/"><em>ChristineHassler.com/SpiritJunkie</em></a> <em>to enroll in Gabby Bernstein’s Spirit Junkie Masterclass by June 29th and receive access to the class, a one-hour one-on-one coaching session with me, a one-month membership to my Inner Circle Community, a download of my guided meditation CD and more.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Consider/Ask Yourself:</strong></p> <p>● Is there someone you have not been able to forgive because you truly feel what they did is unforgivable?</p> <p>● Is there someone you are blaming for your not having what you want in your life?</p> <p>● Do you tend to imagine worst-case scenar