E347 Wayne Dyer Week Part 7 | There Are No Justified Resentments In The World

15 Minutes to Freedom

Ryan Niddel

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🗓️ 3 April 2019

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

Have you ever said to yourself “I have a right to be upset because of the way I’ve been treated?” In all likelihood we’ve all said this or at least heard someone else say it. The issue becomes that holding resentment towards others prevents positivity from entering and changing our lives. Today we dive deep into why resentment turns us into a victim, how peace and purpose propel us forward, and what we can do to clear resentment and move forward in every aspect of our lives.

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0:00.0	The This is day number 7 of Wayne Dyer Week.
0:15.0	This is 15 minutes to freedom.
0:18.0	I'm your host Ryan Nidell and today's episode is day number 7 of Wayne Dyer Week.
0:25.0	Here, day number seven, one week in.
0:30.0	We're talking about why there are no justified resentments available in the world.
0:35.0	Like as we as we tip toe and tap dance through this little section of life and our conversation together,
0:45.4	I have a question for you.
0:48.7	How many times have you said, or someone you know said, I have a right to be upset because of the way I have been treated.
0:57.0	I have the right to be angry, hurt, depressed, sad, or resentful.
1:06.8	You probably had that happen a bunch of times.
1:13.0	Right, as I sit here and share with you, I know that I have had that story a bunch of times.
1:21.0	And don't get me wrong, I inherently believe you have the right to process and feel emotions as readily as possible. I believe that emotional repression eventually leads to emotional
1:26.3	regression and it gets us stuck. We're not able to grow as quickly as we want to. But creating ways to avoid that sort of
1:38.0	thinking is such an incredibly impactful way to embody inner peace, success, happiness, really all the positive
1:48.6	high vibrational emotions.
1:52.4	See any time that you end up being filled with resentment or any variation of a resentment type
2:00.0	of emotion, you're turning your controls of the emotional life over to others.
2:06.2	You're literally just handing them your playbook.
2:09.2	And when you realize that I have a friend had a friend
2:26.8	one of my closest friends my best friend miles right he had been through recovery groups and all types of things for alcoholism, drug addiction.
2:40.0	That's just how it worked.
2:43.0	It's what he needed to help him get sober.
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