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These seem to be more related to being guilty of an offense than the feeling of guilt.
Thank you for inspiring a deeper look.
Thank you for inspiring a deeper look.
January 28, 2025 at 12:40 AM
These seem to be more related to being guilty of an offense than the feeling of guilt.
Thank you for inspiring a deeper look.
Thank you for inspiring a deeper look.
Related terms:
"pāpa": Another Sanskrit word that can be used to convey the concept of sin or evil, which could also be associated with guilt.
"kilbiṣa": A less common term also meaning "fault," "offense," could also be used for"guilt".
"pāpa": Another Sanskrit word that can be used to convey the concept of sin or evil, which could also be associated with guilt.
"kilbiṣa": A less common term also meaning "fault," "offense," could also be used for"guilt".
January 28, 2025 at 12:40 AM
Related terms:
"pāpa": Another Sanskrit word that can be used to convey the concept of sin or evil, which could also be associated with guilt.
"kilbiṣa": A less common term also meaning "fault," "offense," could also be used for"guilt".
"pāpa": Another Sanskrit word that can be used to convey the concept of sin or evil, which could also be associated with guilt.
"kilbiṣa": A less common term also meaning "fault," "offense," could also be used for"guilt".
Maybe he meant the feeling of guilt not the offense of guilt?!? I’ll ask him more about it.
In Sanskrit, the word for "guilt" could be "aparādha" (अपराध), but literally translates to "offense" or "crime.".
In Sanskrit, the word for "guilt" could be "aparādha" (अपराध), but literally translates to "offense" or "crime.".
January 28, 2025 at 12:40 AM
Maybe he meant the feeling of guilt not the offense of guilt?!? I’ll ask him more about it.
In Sanskrit, the word for "guilt" could be "aparādha" (अपराध), but literally translates to "offense" or "crime.".
In Sanskrit, the word for "guilt" could be "aparādha" (अपराध), but literally translates to "offense" or "crime.".
The teacher who shared this with me is highly respected. He has studied with six different lineages, taught yoga and meditation as a professor for the University of Mysore and as a representative of the Indian government in Russia.
January 28, 2025 at 12:39 AM
The teacher who shared this with me is highly respected. He has studied with six different lineages, taught yoga and meditation as a professor for the University of Mysore and as a representative of the Indian government in Russia.
Is that Hindi or Sanskrit? My translator is saying that is the hindi word for "guilty".
January 28, 2025 at 12:38 AM
Is that Hindi or Sanskrit? My translator is saying that is the hindi word for "guilty".
We are understanding ourselves better. The more light, literally, the more enlightened we become. This is also very much aligned with living in the present and with clarity (PYS 1:1 and 1:2).
January 26, 2025 at 10:53 PM
We are understanding ourselves better. The more light, literally, the more enlightened we become. This is also very much aligned with living in the present and with clarity (PYS 1:1 and 1:2).
Guilt is about the past. If we are now aware that the thought or behavior is not serving the highest and best good, it is time to move on with new awareness. We are growing. We are learning.
January 26, 2025 at 10:53 PM
Guilt is about the past. If we are now aware that the thought or behavior is not serving the highest and best good, it is time to move on with new awareness. We are growing. We are learning.
Guilt can also be a distraction from truly changing and transforming those thoughts, feelings and behaviors.
January 26, 2025 at 10:52 PM
Guilt can also be a distraction from truly changing and transforming those thoughts, feelings and behaviors.
Guilt is, essentially, being attached to past thoughts, feelings or behaviors that do not serve the highest and best good. If you have already taken accountability and are endeavoring to do better, then guilt is a waste of life energy, resources, and vitality.
January 26, 2025 at 10:52 PM
Guilt is, essentially, being attached to past thoughts, feelings or behaviors that do not serve the highest and best good. If you have already taken accountability and are endeavoring to do better, then guilt is a waste of life energy, resources, and vitality.
Becoming aware of something that is no longer serving us, is different than attaching negativity to it (guilt). The fact that we are aware of it is a huge and positive step forward, so why the need for guilt? If guilt is causing you pain or suffering, is there some sort of action that needs...
January 26, 2025 at 10:50 PM
Becoming aware of something that is no longer serving us, is different than attaching negativity to it (guilt). The fact that we are aware of it is a huge and positive step forward, so why the need for guilt? If guilt is causing you pain or suffering, is there some sort of action that needs...
Not sure...but I think there is no algorithm here. We have to do that work ourselves. But I found you, so YAY!
January 26, 2025 at 10:45 PM
Not sure...but I think there is no algorithm here. We have to do that work ourselves. But I found you, so YAY!
If you practice it for long enough, you will understand why.
January 26, 2025 at 10:44 PM
If you practice it for long enough, you will understand why.