Guilt Trip with Byron Katie

[@mssummerrose1]

I got to understand that an honest no leaves the person free to find an even better way and gives me the chance to be great by being humble by not trying to be the great saviour... the greatness of letting the other person be his/her own saviour, letting them do it and succeed by themselves...

[@sleepingwhale]

I am so grateful for these recent clips. they really speak to me.🌿

[@amitasanghvi3123]

Katie , Thankyou so so much. It's like you answer all my questions so so lovingly especially GUILT as it's so difficult to say "NO" without hurting.THE WORK is an amazing tool.Thankyou. 🙏

[@ourloveourjourney215]

Yes! I love a tad longer vids like this here and there 🙌☺️😁💪❤️

[@franciscalove2778]

A no to another person is a yes to yourself!

[@claresmith9261]

Yes a longer video would be great , we just don’t listen enough to our honest no... I’d love her to talk more on habits, behaviours and why we don’t love ourselves enough perhaps the more we do the work that will naturally emerge...

[@kcowgirl7840]

Thank you.

[@sylviaplath8263]

I have no problem or guilt saying no. I’ve been saying no, but what’s the use when all people hear is yes, maybe, or try again. I can say no until end of time, they will hear yes.

[@gluckso4090]

♥️

[@patriciavalek2763]

judge 👩‍⚖️ your other, write it down, ask 4 questions 🎫❓ turn them around 🔮