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Help Me Be Me

Ep 212: Self-forgiveness – Releasing a regret you are holding onto

Help Me Be Me

Cloud10

Health & Fitness

4.81.9K Ratings

🗓️ 7 December 2023

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

This is for anyone who is holding onto a regret or pain that affects their identity in the present: something that you do not want to take into the new year. When something is bugging us about the past, we are really just pausing a part of the present and living through a warped memory. Sometimes that is because we feel that this will somehow give us what we deserve, like an unconscious act of penance. And sometimes it’s because we are twitching around this thing– almost like a muscle spasm. When we just can’t seem to face a regret in an objective and open way, we cannot process and release it. So this is my invitation to release the spasm! Pop that zit! Let’s break open that thing whatever it is and work it out so that we can release it. A lot of the time these things will inform the next steps and that will be a gift. Don’t fear it, welcome it, it actually sets us free. I say that because SOOO many of the things that scare us from the past are actually really old fears that are not current or do not belong to the present. Like they are the fears of a 9-year-old self. Or the fears of a very sad child. Which takes me to an important caveat: approach this episode safely. I don’t want to make you triggered, overwhelmed or unstable. The holidays are already a big and heavy season because of that recurring marker that is this time of year. For you I want to remind you of therapy– a great resource to process sadness and grief caused by the echo of unprocessed loss. Often our bodies are in a static state of “but I don’t want this to be true.” And this is just an echo of that- like a splinter that now has formed scar tissue over it. For all of you I say walk toward the conflict within and let it be seen as a gift of insight and growth. It will be if you choose to see it as an opportunity. For more of my work and to make a donation, head to YayWithMe.com xo This episode is brought to you by EveryPlate! Get started with EveryPlate for just $1.49 per meal PLUS $1 steaks for life by going to EveryPlate.com/podcast and entering code 49helpmebeme. Subscription must be active to qualify and redeem $1 steak. And Hydrow. Join the growing, rowing community at Hydrow. Head over to Hydrow.com and use code HELPMEBEME to save up to five hundred dollars off your Hydrow! And, if you want to donate to a very worthy cause, head to TheTeenProject.com – help rescue victims of sex-trafficking! And if you want to get started with some therapy, visit BetterHelp.com/HelpMeBeMe xo! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Welcome to Help Me Be me.

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I'm your host, Sarah May Bates. I'm a writer, director, mom, and a breakup

0:26.8

coach with an MAMFT. And this podcast is kind of like a personal relationship.

0:31.6

In that I talk to you, like you're my friend.

0:34.1

I provide tools to help you feel more grounded, empowered, inspired,

0:37.8

and most of all, help you see yourself.

0:40.9

This is aimed at creating more harmony and happiness in the relationship you have with you,

0:45.0

so you can better guide your life and also be better to those you love.

0:49.0

Take what helps and leave the rest.

0:52.0

This is not a diagnosis for treatment.

0:54.7

If you're really struggling, call your local emergency services. Hi friends this is an episode I'm calling self-forgiveness and it is for releasing a regret that you might be holding on to.

1:17.0

So this is for anyone who is heading towards the end of the year and wants to lighten up in some way. It's like if you were holding on to something

1:26.3

that is bugging you about the past, something that you did or didn't do or maybe it's just a thing I don't know it doesn't have to be

1:36.3

like specifically something you did I think why I'm bringing this up is just

1:41.7

if we hold on to stuff and it still has friction for us in our memory

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