Let Go of Resentment Breathing Technique

One of the hardest things you'll do in life is to find within yourself the capacity to forgive someone who has harmed you. Forgiveness is essential if you want to experience true inner freedom. If you think you're not quite ready to forgive someone, know that forgiveness is a journey. It takes time to forgive someone, especially if that someone is yourself. In this week's series, you begin one of the most difficult, yet most important, paths to inner freedom -- the journey of forgiveness. THIS WEEK'S CHALLENGE: Begin the process of experiencing compassion for someone who has harmed you. THIS WEEK'S MEDITATION TECHNIQUES: Affirmation - "I forgive myself. I forgive you." Breathing - Inhale forgiveness, pause + observe, exhale peace Mudra - Shunya - forgiveness Chakra - 4th- compassion Herb - Hibiscus - heart health Yoga Asana - Freedom Pose

This is part 3 of a 7-part meditation series, Forgiveness, episodes 2047-2053.

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