Podcast
Forgive Thy Villain
Hosted by Amaresh Nath · EN
Who is your villain? The moment your read this question, you might be having a single clear answer, or a multiple of names coming to your mind. It is relatively easy to forgive your enemies, but when somebody gets the tag of a villain, things become a little more complicated for we are programmed to hate a villain and it is difficult to accept that villains can be forgiven too.
So, Join me, Amaresh, as I bring to you the art and science of forgiveness!
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Benefits of Forgiving
Jul 23, 202200:04:15Tap to summarizeIn the last episode I opened the door to the world of forgiveness by putting the concept under the microscope. In case you haven’t listened to it yet, do check it out. On this episode, allow me to highlight the benefits of practicing forgiveness. When we forgive, the benefits are manifold for the guilt, envy, and rage that we were holding onto were hindering growth in multiple spheres of our lives (most of them go unnoticed by us for we don't associate the need to forgive with them). But once we let go of those negative emotions, a whole set of doors and windows open for us..If you are facing any relationship based concerns (personal or professional), reach out to me by dropping a mail at amaresh@whaterr.com and I would be more than happy to help you in however way I can.
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Introduction to Forgiveness
Jul 21, 202200:04:44Tap to summarizeIn this episode, I address the current misconceptions revolving around the concept of forgiveness and provide to you the raw reality that isn't as pretty as people often paint it to be. Forgiveness, which can be considered as an art and science in itself, can be summarized into a 4-step ladder, that begins with a lot of anger towards our villain, and ends with a sense of peace.To know more about the ladder of forgiveness, and more, listen to the full episode. And if you or your loved ones need any form of support regarding relational wounds, reach out to me and my team at Whaterr Solutions by dropping a mail at amaresh@whaterr.com or you can visit our website, www.whaterr.com
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