In Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead I suggested focusing on the values of renewal for it does us no good to blame and judge the failed policies of the past … perhaps the values of empathy and understanding will allow us to forgive so that we can go forward on a positive course and state of mind.
These thoughts are compounded by two Globe And Mail articles; Hey Dubya – buh-bye and Stop infecting me with your crappy mood.
John Bradshaw said that the unmet need of worthiness is the granddaddy of them all and this unmet need generates limiting beliefs of “I am not good enough” and limiting emotions of emptiness and sadness.
The unmet need of worthiness, limiting beliefs and limiting emotions could have propelled one to go to war to prove that they are good enough to gain their father’s love and approval. Sadly, one cannot gain an unmet need from outside of themselves … it only makes matters worse. To help you understand the unmet needs disease, click here for Curing The Unmet Needs Disease.
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