Sadhguru - How to Forgive Someone Who Hurt You [ An Insight on Forgiveness ]

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  • If you are having difficulties at forgiving someone, Or you have a feeling of resentment and hositlity towards someone who has hurt you in the past. This video is definetly going to help you.
    This video will gives you a deeper understanding of forgiveness. In this video Sadhguru has given an insight on forgiveness and how it hurt us more than the other person.
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Komentáře • 353

  • @HappinessMuseum
    @HappinessMuseum Před 2 lety +311

    "Forgiving you is my gift to you.
    Moving on is my gift to myself. " 😊

    • @johnnnywalt222
      @johnnnywalt222 Před 2 lety +4

      Yes.. you can always forgive but you must never forget . Let them go.. leave them to be themselves .. Being the bigger person does not mean to forgive the wrong doer's and exist as before .. forgive them and leave them.. is what I think is best !

    • @erinblue4043
      @erinblue4043 Před rokem

      Actually is not , when you forgive you only heal yourself the other Person May not care about your forgivness, compassion is the Key, forgivness Is a weakness, if you are compassionate you Will be like a Stone Who's unaffected by others negative emotions and you don't Need to forgive anyone because you don't judge anyone and they don't affect your emotions, Sad guru is right, be like a Stone and you don't Need to forgive

  • @aleynakim4580
    @aleynakim4580 Před 3 lety +438

    I was so angry before this video and after 5 minutes I am in peace. “don’t drink poison expecting the other person to die”

    • @KickerTwice
      @KickerTwice Před 3 lety +3

      No way, I just have seen the video of sahdguru saying that

    • @What___ever
      @What___ever Před 3 lety +12

      Well I don’t want other person to die no matter how terrible they’ve been to me, but I definitely want them to get punished for what they’ve done.
      Let the universe itself decide , cause it knows everything better than we do!
      But one thing I know for sure - I deserve peace.. just because others are horrible people, I don’t deserve to live in hatred or misery, cause it’s not my fault or responsibility and I’m not guilty for doing those things.

    • @urluvriya
      @urluvriya Před 2 lety

      @@What___ever i am legit going thru this omg

    • @jackbnymble586
      @jackbnymble586 Před rokem +1

      Doesn't mean the stupid son of a bitch that pissed you off the first time is ever going to learn is going to continue to torment you. This video offers no help for the people who continue to wrong you. It only tells you you're wrong for feeling that way and fix it internally. It will not fix the shit bag in front of you doing shit bag things.

  • @maridapininta3658
    @maridapininta3658 Před 3 lety +266

    When we forgive someone the heart feels peaceful

    • @Ksyed7124
      @Ksyed7124 Před 2 lety +17

      But talking to the same person feels like poison being forced upon you

    • @johnnnywalt222
      @johnnnywalt222 Před 2 lety +12

      Yes.. you can always forgive but you must never forget . Let them go.. leave them to be themselves .. Being the bigger person does not mean to forgive the wrong doer's and exist as before .. forgive them and leave them.. is what I think is best !

    • @kokelavenikokelaveniapponn8468
      @kokelavenikokelaveniapponn8468 Před rokem

      My family forgive what ever we do accidentally

    • @kokelavenikokelaveniapponn8468
      @kokelavenikokelaveniapponn8468 Před rokem

      mistake unknowingly how to ask forgive

    • @santakumarichunduri1836
      @santakumarichunduri1836 Před rokem

      Very true.

  • @narendran_s_nair
    @narendran_s_nair Před 3 lety +145

    People hurt us because they would have been hurt in some other way. And there is something weird about being hurt, we tend to pass it onto someone else. Be someone who breaks the cycle. In the end what matters is how compassionate, and peaceful we want to become.
    Do some meditation or serve anything on nature may it be a plant, a puppy or a homeless person on the street, then you will start loving yourself more, and naturally become joyful. And when you do you will not only be able to forgive them, but wish them the very best. Life is short don't waste it holding grudges, instead seek what lies within you, and that is everything you need in life.

    • @Olivia-bs5wj
      @Olivia-bs5wj Před 2 lety +1

      Not always. People keep saying I’m ugly and that is just the harsch truth. But it makes me so hurt and want to commit suicide but I am ugly and not as pretty as my sister so

    • @stefaniakonstantinidou981
      @stefaniakonstantinidou981 Před rokem +2

      The point is when you r with your toxic family for holidays and they have atoxic behavior towards you how can you not feel resentment????

    • @anna-mariamarkova9584
      @anna-mariamarkova9584 Před rokem +1

      What you have written is simple, but beautiful.

    • @narendran_s_nair
      @narendran_s_nair Před rokem +4

      @@stefaniakonstantinidou981 Hope you are doing great. I think forgiveness does not mean we tolerate what someone does to us. if we truly love ourselves we must not allow someone to treat us wrong. we can try compassion first to make them understand, if that does not work, distance. We must speak and act for ourselves as needed "consciously" (respond don't react). But in the end we can always forgive them for the imperfect being that they are (also we) and let them go gracefully.
      if we bear grudges to anyone in life it's like drinking poison by ourselves and expecting the other person to die. take it slowly it will be hard to forgive others for the wrong that they do. but ultimately forgiveness drops a heavy lift from us (and them), and we can treat them like just another human being without much negative emotion rising within us, even if the other person doesn't change or forgive us. start slowly see if you can forgive for small things first.. see it yourself bringing a sense of peace within you.. if it doesn't, take a little more time to forgive keeping in mind the beauty of acceptance and letting go. ultimately forgiveness ensures that nothing external has the power to tamper what happens within us. Hope this works for you, else discard. thankyou :)

    • @daddy_chicken_7953
      @daddy_chicken_7953 Před rokem

      Thank you.

  • @pasnouop
    @pasnouop Před rokem +6

    “It’s up to you if you wanna make a mess of yourself”…damn. That’s a fact right there

  • @smyrnasstory
    @smyrnasstory Před 3 lety +16

    “If possible, as far as it depends on you, be peaceable with all men”

  • @Stupid_fellow.
    @Stupid_fellow. Před 5 lety +61

    When I was a school boy, a teacher used to pull our side hair if we failed to answer the question related to the page from book which he gave us to study. I told a joke to my classmate "He pulls our hair painfully because he thinks we would study by doing so. In order to make his mission failure, instate of studying to avoid his punishment, lets train ourselves and get used to not feeling misery even if we feel the pain when he pulls our hair."
    Spirituality is same. Instate to avoiding suffering, lets get used to the suffering without suffering. There is no other hope. Shits has been happening & it will always continue to happen no matter how much we avoid it.

    • @HornOkay
      @HornOkay Před 4 lety

      Captain so after getting your degree, you search for a job, then wife, then joy. And you realize it’s not easy to remain happy, so you started hearing sadguru and cycle goes on.. unless you learn some day how to control your shit.😜😜😜

    • @mruthyunjayach8218
      @mruthyunjayach8218 Před 4 lety

      Well said

  • @williambullen3031
    @williambullen3031 Před 3 lety +29

    I've been watching this video and others, looking for way to which to forgive my father, because, as Sadhguru said, anger is literal poison to our system. I went more and more, till I eventually got bored and started procrastinating. I was then happy, then it hit me, a small epiphany. Without knowing, I was letting my anger run its course whilst doing other stuff, like looking through CZcams in how to forgive and watching clips from a show I like, I was still somewhat angry, but it lessened to the point where I don't feel anger no more. Time. Nothing is permanent, not even anger, unless if you invest in your energy to it.

  • @RUN_IT_UP_
    @RUN_IT_UP_ Před 4 lety +150

    Im american and i vibe with this dude forreal love his insight and how wise he is

    • @inspiredchange5573
      @inspiredchange5573 Před 4 lety +10

      No judgement here ..just want to know if being american and vibing with this kind of teaching is something unusual there in america ? Since you mentioned you re from there

    • @markwhitaker574
      @markwhitaker574 Před 3 lety +12

      Miss Barbie no. Nationality does not make us any different on the inside. You know this.

    • @mijadreams3486
      @mijadreams3486 Před 3 lety +1

      love him too, from california

    • @joemuffalo2635
      @joemuffalo2635 Před 3 lety +1

      You can’t rate his intelligence by the sound of his accent bud, time to read a book!

    • @pinkforeverlove1
      @pinkforeverlove1 Před 2 lety

      @@inspiredchange5573 I’m Americans and I would say the disconnect would be in American philosophy and values. It’s vastly different than what he explains and how he explains. I’m a black American so I’m sure some people In America would disconnect based on his nationality or race or something else surface level

  • @jeypi__
    @jeypi__ Před 2 lety +24

    I thought that I was so stupid to want to talk to the person that hurt me again. But I still went and did it because I felt like it was a way for me to finally let go. And then we did, spent a few minutes together and talked about what happened to us. When I went home I cried because it felt to good to finally let go of the bitterness that was poisoning my body.

    • @kianagaro5048
      @kianagaro5048 Před 2 lety +1

      Glad you were able to finally let go.

    • @ItsAniyaDV
      @ItsAniyaDV Před 11 měsíci +2

      Yeah I hadda admit my wrongs and really felt the pain of the other side I cried knowing I said sum that could’ve got someone hurt as in me it’s always good to come and think about the situation you put yourself in and others that you hurt by mistake if you are dealing with self pain it’s good to meditate and heal from the pass that hurt you to cause anything on anyone.

  • @user-ug1yq6zt5t
    @user-ug1yq6zt5t Před 4 lety +26

    This guy really makes you think twice... Thanks Sadhguru

  • @TeluguFamilyUK
    @TeluguFamilyUK Před 5 lety +150

    Now i feel that we should make everyone scold us everyday and get used to it ,till we learn to ignore and be happy

    • @parikshitsureshkumar3626
      @parikshitsureshkumar3626 Před 5 lety +5

      That's already happening to me the scolding... 😁😁

    • @brianhyde5900
      @brianhyde5900 Před 5 lety +6

      deepika v3 said I feel that we should make everyone scold us everyday and get used to it, till we learn to ignore and be happy
      lol No, my friend, that is a fallacy. It's a crutch which serves only to numb and to repress. Alcohol does the same thing (serves to numb and repress) but it cannot remove the memories which raise up their ugly heads again once the alcohol has worn off. Nothing can erase memories and nor should they. We need to deal with the hurt the memories bring so that the memories stand in our memory, not as a source of pain but as a source of learning. Hurt people hurt because they have not yet dealt with the issues underpinning the hurt, and have not yet learned from them.

    • @HornOkay
      @HornOkay Před 4 lety +2

      I am here because people are too much hurtful in my life and want to find solution... happy to share some load if anyone interested 🥴🥴

    • @rashione982
      @rashione982 Před 3 lety

      You made my day deepika😁 😂😂

    • @rashione982
      @rashione982 Před 3 lety +1

      @@HornOkay Hi! i am sorry it's 10 months late... You doing okay now?

  • @nehaschool
    @nehaschool Před 3 lety +77

    I forgive just to find my inner peace not for them but i can never forgot the pain i felt cause of them and how they made me suffring i still have scars in my heart and soul

    • @sameerboy8250
      @sameerboy8250 Před 2 lety +1

      What exactly happened to you?

    • @she_sings_delightful_things
      @she_sings_delightful_things Před 2 lety

      I'm interested in your story

    • @sheheemshehi4715
      @sheheemshehi4715 Před 2 lety +1

      I feel also same😑.how you could forgive them?

    • @the8thchurch461
      @the8thchurch461 Před 2 lety

      @@sheheemshehi4715 Forgiveness is not real. How come religion teach forgiveness and hellfire for the unforgiven in the same breath?

    • @nottyboi1349
      @nottyboi1349 Před 2 lety +2

      You can never forget the pain. But, The pain shouldn't haunt you. It should motivate you to learn more ways of dealing with such people, and help more such victims who have been hurt the same way, forgive in your heart, not in your mind... Because deep down you know that something has happened
      They have taken you for granted and do not know your true value. Nobody knows you 100% better than yourself. There's a saying "Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional". You're the one who chooses to suffer. You would've taken such people personally. They weren't meant for you, or weren't interested in you, or lacked something they needed from you. This is my understanding

  • @ThanhVu-ck1or
    @ThanhVu-ck1or Před 4 lety +66

    I remember watching a video of Thich Nhat Hanh, he is a monk, and it gives me another side of the story that I have never thought of. The person who hurts us could probably suffer by themselves. It's easy to live in hatred but when you decide to stop the loop, break the circle of anger and hostility, this world will become a better place and you'll relize that you can become friend with your enemies. And besides, we have caused pains for others, too, we are not perfect and still there're people who forgive us and choose to help us to become a better version of ourselves. If we see things like that, we will feel graceful, peaceful and forgiving others will be much easier. Hope you guys will have a nice day!❤

    • @duonghan4782
      @duonghan4782 Před 2 lety +1

      Cảm ơn bạn nhé, suy nghĩ align lắm bạn à

    • @himangimahajan3631
      @himangimahajan3631 Před 2 lety +1

      I used your kind words in my topic for Speaking skills
      Thank you for the help💝

    • @fear_less_2020
      @fear_less_2020 Před rokem

      Thanks 😌🍀

  • @shaunguffey9199
    @shaunguffey9199 Před 3 lety +26

    Forgiveness is imperative, especially forgiving ourselves. Forgiveness is for our own soul, not the soul of the person who wronged us. Just as being sincerely sorry is for the soul of the wrongdoer. We must let go of anger, hate, guilt. Negative emotions come from fear. Fear is an acquired state. It's learned. Pure Love is our natural state. We are Divine sparks of Love, Created from the Infinite Eternal Divine Love. Try not to think of Eternity in terms of time. The Eternal just IS. The Eternal Love, Light, Divine, Creator. The Hebrew Word for "God" in the Old Testament is YHWH which means "I AM". How simple, yet profound, on so many levels! Namaste. Love & Blessings to everyone.

    • @eidnaspelia
      @eidnaspelia Před 2 lety +1

      👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾Very well said

    • @amberlyn28
      @amberlyn28 Před rokem

      It’s so haaaaaaard 😫

    • @fear_less_2020
      @fear_less_2020 Před rokem

      Thank you Shaun. Really helps. 🍀

    • @erinblue4043
      @erinblue4043 Před rokem

      It's Better not to be in a state where you need to forgive, it's Better be like Stones who are unaffected by others negative Energy.

    • @lianxie5582
      @lianxie5582 Před 7 měsíci

      Fear is innate. There’s a reason half of our nervous system exists

  • @Muhammad_Waqas_Malik
    @Muhammad_Waqas_Malik Před rokem +7

    Forgiveness does not change the past but it does change the future. - Paul Lewis Boese, 1967 The Weekly Digest

  • @Ryan-jx4vh
    @Ryan-jx4vh Před rokem +3

    We all make mistakes, it is part of being human. We all have wanted forgiveness from others. 💯

  • @AC-ge1jl
    @AC-ge1jl Před 3 lety +13

    Sadhguru - you helped me understand that forgiveness does not mean I have to forget. I no longer feel resentment, and I am free of guilt. TY.

  • @kingt7963
    @kingt7963 Před 3 lety +12

    "let that shit go"

  • @sindhura1341
    @sindhura1341 Před 3 lety +7

    Forgiving people who deceived us is a challenge indeed

    • @sindhura1341
      @sindhura1341 Před 3 lety

      @A Hanif its not easy to believe this . Real world is harsh ! Inhuman people enjoy life and good people suffer !

  • @mosescola4174
    @mosescola4174 Před 10 měsíci +2

    When one has a lot of anger forgiveness can sometimes be fading away. To forgive and love is key

  • @bairavibairava3317
    @bairavibairava3317 Před 2 lety +2

    I'm forgiving every hurts I faced in the past but cant forget,

  • @elijahfrancis2520
    @elijahfrancis2520 Před 10 měsíci

    “It’s up to you if you want to make a mess out of yourself”. Hits very hard.

  • @divashah874
    @divashah874 Před 2 lety +2

    The best Sadhguru video I have seen so far. Just hit me to the core. I had a sudden shift in perspective.

  • @cookingwithaz
    @cookingwithaz Před 3 lety +3

    That’s answered my question on letting things in the past go then. Amazing person. I always assumed by holding hate your winning but it’s other way around in reality.

  • @Sing.shipra12
    @Sing.shipra12 Před 3 lety +46

    I looked up “HOW to forgive someone” because I desperately want and need to. Obviously ‘coz I know it’s therapeutic for me.
    I’m a fan Sadhguru. And I did NOT get the answer I was looking for.
    The tittle turned out to be a clickbait for me.
    I need to know HOW and I’ll keep looking for practical ways to really do what I am already convinced I must, FORGIVE.
    Thank you anyway, Sadhguru for your soothing presence.

    • @concerned1
      @concerned1 Před 3 lety +1

      What’s bothering you? Who do you need to forgive?

    • @felixfussel8573
      @felixfussel8573 Před 3 lety +17

      He partly gave the answer: "they hurt you because that was all they knew"
      Start accepting what happened to you. Say to yourself that it's okay what happened and you wish the person who hurt you the best.
      It's hard but remember that you do it for you not for them

    • @gopalreddyt.6523
      @gopalreddyt.6523 Před 3 lety

      @@felixfussel8573well said!

    • @preetmann3022
      @preetmann3022 Před 3 lety +12

      Shipra Singh Hi... you can think of it this way. Most people who hurt others do it out of ignorance and deep pain of their own. They are already hurting inside and inflict harm onto others instead of stopping the cycle of hurt and harm onto others. It is easy just to hurt someone and continue the negative cycle than to work on one self. To be honest, those people need compassion which you can send from far away instead of anger and resentment reflected back. It requires level of awareness. I have people hurt me but when I think of them, I realize they are in great misery already. We don’t have to wish them bad or anything. Life is taking care of them. You just need to take care of you and your energies. Having compassion for yourself is important and with more compassion, it will spread to others even those that have hurt or harm you knowing or unknowingly. Hope this helps!! 😊

    • @Sing.shipra12
      @Sing.shipra12 Před 3 lety +1

      True. Not that we don’t want to forgive. I’m trying too. 😊😊

  • @momentswithyahya4239
    @momentswithyahya4239 Před 2 lety +3

    Sounds simple enough. Yet releasing the person who offends you can sometimes be a process.
    As a child abuse survivor I am finally ready to release my abuser from my consciousness and be at peace.

  • @amosrhakho2070
    @amosrhakho2070 Před 4 lety +2

    Thank you.

  • @catlinbn
    @catlinbn Před 3 lety +1

    Wow that message he gave was good! Holy

  • @eliassantiesteban9599
    @eliassantiesteban9599 Před 4 lety +7

    First time I hear this wise man speak and I’m enthralled. Instant fan, in America

  • @mrithun15
    @mrithun15 Před 5 lety +98

    I understand anger and resentment only harm us. But it's not like we choose to be angry. Isn't it an involuntary response to the wrong doings someone has inflicted upon us. How can we choose to not be angry and how can we get rid of resentment.
    Please make a video answering the question.

    • @Lightlovedivine
      @Lightlovedivine Před 5 lety +37

      Milton sadhguru always give the whole concept. And us to decide. I think from this explanation I concluded that forgiveness is necessary because you do it for yourself. Because it's no point hold grudge for other person. Angry is natural but stay angry is a choice

    • @ziggamalay
      @ziggamalay Před 5 lety +15

      No one can affect how you react to a situation, no reaction is involuntary it's your mind and your choice. No one can take peace from you, you give it away. That's a hard truth but it is, wish you the best

    • @onyxsafira2813
      @onyxsafira2813 Před 5 lety +16

      Idk how to choose to not be angry. I feel like you said that anger is an involuntary response to the wrong doings someone has inflicted upon us' Somoene had the nerve to say 'anxiety is simply a choice'!! thats bs! Maybe for tiny matters but I have an extreme anxiety disorder which has ruined my life and I should have told that person so if youre in a serious car wreck that anxiety its caused* is simply a choice? Its called fight or flight response thats wired inside a person. Anger is sometimes a protective emotion that covers wounds but unfortunately it doesnt heal them.

    • @wdbofc003
      @wdbofc003 Před 5 lety +14

      see I was in the same situation and the way I reacted to it still makes me feel terrible. I got bullied in my college. So that was probably the reaction was out of anger. But now when I think about it I don't feel good because after that my reputation became of an angry girl which I'm not. So I will say don't react, try to explain first and if it doesn't work out then just walk away don't react. You will always find people who gonna love you for who you are. You belong to them. Always believe that.

    • @chengyangooi4694
      @chengyangooi4694 Před 5 lety +6

      The reason that anger and resentment happen is because we create an concrete boundary towards and event, thing, happening and relates them to me, myself and that boundary that we should behave as what we expected. The act of create solid boundary and set rigid expectation is the problem by its own. If you perform this, two type emotion which unavoidable come along which is happy and hatred. We happy because the boundary that we set work according to what we expect and we automatically hatred when it work against us. The more intense you relates the boundary towards you or the more intense you have the expectation on it, the more intense feeling you will have. The act of create boundary and set expectation is like creating imaginary wound at your body, when you not handle with care, it bring you pain. And you complain pain is not good and ask how to eliminate pain with the open wound that not making sense.

  • @thejammiestjam
    @thejammiestjam Před 3 lety +6

    Thank you for sharing this. It was wonderfully and beautifully put!

  • @K.A.MAKHIJA
    @K.A.MAKHIJA Před 2 lety +1

    Thaaank you..
    Mch needed dose..
    🙏🙏

  • @thedexjufamily8266
    @thedexjufamily8266 Před 3 lety +11

    Forgive your brother's as you will be forgiven from our father in heaven 🙏🏾

  • @Venkatesh-fe5uc
    @Venkatesh-fe5uc Před 4 lety +3

    Guruji is far better than my relatives

  • @sallyland1508
    @sallyland1508 Před 3 lety +2

    I'm learning to just let it go forgive peace & love

  • @georgimichaels7556
    @georgimichaels7556 Před 3 lety +1

    Thank you!!
    ❤️
    🇵🇬

  • @snehajef8126
    @snehajef8126 Před rokem +6

    I have a sister who used to wrong me a lot as a kid. Even how much I notice things I let it go. No one except me noticed how bad she actually is. She is practically wearing a mask even infront of our own family. I know this because she has openly hurt me a lot so I used to observe her a lot. But when we got older , bad stuff she did for me was hard for me to take in and forgive. It is mainly because or only because somethings she did made a not fixable damage to mine and my mothers connection. Because of things she did I still suffer with how mom is far from me than she used to be when we were small. I used to be her priority, sometimes I used to be all her cared. I never put an effort it came naturally, I always thought it is because I am purely good person. Even as a kid my sister made so many attempts to win my mom over, most of them were about shitting on my head so she can sparkle, fake enough. But when we got older she did more. I had a bf same time she had faked her life and gathered some crowd for her she felt high and mighty about the crowd she has but I knew it was all just her drama. But I only watched and watched away… oneday out of the blue she makes my mom call my bf saying that I am jealous of her blah blah,,, when growing up she tried to make my family believe that she is a big shot, which she isn’t she exaggerated everything, even if she works in a small company she talks like she is working for queen elizabeth and she is a great deal, whereas I was actually working in a reputed big company as a big shot worker truly admired by all my seniors, compared to me she was nothing but when she exaggerated her small life so big I wouldn’t say anything I let her have fun actually all the time I let things slide because I felt pity for her trying to win life through bad stuff. So I didn’t mind her at all. But then oneday she persuade mom to say blah blah stuff to my bf out of the blue. Both of us have no idea why sis said that. I cried a lot, because i had never done anything to hurt her even in my mind compared to millions of things she did. So after that I had the most fierce argument I ever had at home. I was scolding her, mom had believed her, I scold at mom too It was the worst of all fights I ever had. How much I screamed telling mom she is lying all she does is lying and that she has no idea how much I have gone through because of things she does, but when I say them in anger mom had no time or no evident enough to believe me. Because I was talking about a history since we are kid, that day my words hurt her a lot too I was far way hurt, Since my words hurt mom , sis used that also as a turning card for her and made mom away from me, she is manipulative in ways you can’t imagine. My mind goes nuts I am the beautiful girl in my family, i had a bf, i had so many friends who cares and respect for me, i even tried to set her up with my goody good friends non of them liked her, they were like is she looks like you? She doesn’t look a bit like me. I had no single reason to be jealous at her all she had was a better hair than me and a fake crowd she tangled my tricky fakeness. I only pity people like that. I can set aside everything else, but her actions created a cannot fix gap between me and my mother, it started 10years ago until today she used to implant bad stuff in her mind making me more unreachable to mom, making mom’s believe in me zero percent. She won it😢. I can bear anything else she won mom. In all shitty ways she can. Now when I talk to mom about things I can see clearly she listens to them like i am lying or saying something useless even if it is a great deal. Thats where she and I are now… all I want is my mom to believe me. Because I am the good one here. Sis is acting it all she is manipulating her. I know for a fact she is gonna use mom to the best she can as long as she has some use of her. For one or two years she tried to make mom sell a land in my name mom bought it under my name, but mom didn’t proceed with that she asked my idea I said don’t because it has a long family history and it was sold to us by one of our relatives. Sis tried to buy a land for her if she cud sell my land then she make mom use that money to buy a land for her. Time to time when I remember how badly she ruined mom and me, those 10years, it ripped my soul apart without mom I was alone even in family I became a loner no one believes, no one to take my side. It changed me drastically that pain that anger of seeing her change mom. It was too much for me to handle, it changed who I am , it stole cheerfulness, happy no stress kid I used to be. I used to be a type of person who would stay with happiness even sky is on my head. But all that changed after mom and I started to have distanced. Karma has worked a lot on my sis for so many things she did. She also know bad things she did she also know what she was paying for. But she kept going making sure that mom and I don’t get close. I know how fake she is, i also know because mom loves so much they can’t see through their children’s deception. But I know oneday she is gonna hurt mom a lot it pains me that mom won’t even know who pained her she would never understand it is her. It pains me to know she did all this and she is leaving mom with me with wounds that won’t get cured. She got a bf finally from a proposal. He kind of changed her into good a bit but my sis is a serpent that won’t change. I need advice how do I go back to mom and I who used to love me a lot believed in me a lot, how do I get my that mom back. How do I expose my sister to mom before she hurt her,,, because all my sis does is use people as opportunities fits for her… if she feels like she doesn’t want mom anymore depending on her shitty capabilities I can’t imagine how far she would go. I want mom to see through her deception and realize all I cried and asked to believe was 100% true. That I am not the bad guy in our story. I want everyone know who she is behind that mask. I don’t wanna hurt to make her hit rock bottom but I want her to be exposed thats the only way she can’t do drama anymore. It pains me a lot if she didn’t involve mom and involved someone else I would be at this state suffering. I am very sensitive to every little detail. In my family i was the easy to break type, i get shocked at things when others stay like rocks, I need some advice. Because of mine and moms gap, I don’t feel like I wanna forgive her anymore. I disgust her most of all I hate her a lot, I don’t like it I can’t even take it, but I do hate sis a lot. Sometime it scares me angers me to think she will get away with every bad shit she has done without getting exposed. That really angers me, I can’t even control my anger. What can I do to make peace with me.

    • @riyasunil5618
      @riyasunil5618 Před rokem

      I have read the whole text you have typed.I don't know what to say.'cause to me your words look matured and strong.I can't even imagine how you survived those 10years .I was like probing through comment section because I was suffering some thing similar.When compared to your lose and pain mine is nothing .My grandma always say that God thrive bad people with good life and prosper.I do believe that .But as a great observer I believe that you will be rewarded for what you have done whether good or bad.Sometimes our succes may not be our enemy's fall.There was a man in our locality .He used to be a very bad man with mouth and deeds .He had hurting a lot of people since decades .He grew and grew just with the money from his small shop .
      This was the instant when my grandma mentioned that statement.When he was 70 that happy rich man was beaten all way down by the act of karma for just 3s .All those years he grew and grew by killing others hearts .but the destiny neede just 3s of all his life to destroy him .His one and only son died in an accident.His 3 children and jobless wife became orphans.Now when you look at those people you can see those watery eyes whole day .That man's wife 's eyes were all filled with tears when she come to church .He works so hard day and night to pay loans of their huge house .So my dear friend that's it .

    • @natka6649
      @natka6649 Před 9 měsíci

      Ur sister is so mean. I can understand what u went through bcz i went through almost same situations. I would advise u to cut off from them. Go live ur life far from them. U will b happier

  • @weenietherescuedog9584
    @weenietherescuedog9584 Před 4 lety +31

    The question he asked was how to draw the line between establishing accountability and forgiveness. He answered why we should learn to forgive for our own sake, but not how.

    • @cuttostah
      @cuttostah Před 3 lety +8

      That is the point. No one can tell you how. Its something you have to realise yourself and act on it. People can only tell you why and that should be enough if you really want to get ahead.

    • @weenietherescuedog9584
      @weenietherescuedog9584 Před 3 lety +6

      @@cuttostah 'No-one can' is a belief. If one has forgiven, one can tell how from experience. Also, I can sense condescension in your tone. I hope I am wrong.

    • @cuttostah
      @cuttostah Před 3 lety +4

      @@weenietherescuedog9584 Sorry if I sounded arrogant. Didn't mean to. One can share their experience but not everyone has the same thing going on. To forgive, you must realize why. How is someone supposed to tell you 'how'? It is you who forgives and only you truly know if you have let it go. If it had been that easy people might not roam around seeking these answers. And about the 'belief' part if you believe someone can tell you how to forgive then that's good. Personally I feel people can only guide, it's me myself that will figure out and find the true solutions within me.
      Hope you have a good day/night😊

    • @AlbertoLugli
      @AlbertoLugli Před 3 lety +2

      I'm trying to answer similar questions myself.. In the meantime I suppose you'll find this video proper czcams.com/video/rKuBJUSRNHc/video.html

    • @weenietherescuedog9584
      @weenietherescuedog9584 Před 3 lety +4

      @@cuttostah my friend, you still sound patronising. You have no compassion towards what I am going through. You made it about yourself, what you personally feel. 'How is someone supposed to tell you how?' Learn the art of communication by Thich. For anyone unable to find forgiveness in them, it's okay, I see you. ♥️ I have been reading on the being app, and it's helped me find forgiveness for my abusers.

  • @dennisvidot2243
    @dennisvidot2243 Před 4 lety

    I love you Sadhguru

  • @MsValakom
    @MsValakom Před 3 lety +1

    Thank you so much for this message. I forgive him.

  • @Dale1506
    @Dale1506 Před rokem

    Thank you,🙏

  • @rangasam8162
    @rangasam8162 Před 4 lety +1

    This is a very good speech...

  • @sejalnansi4825
    @sejalnansi4825 Před rokem

    Thank you 🙏🏽

  • @USMC-es4yy
    @USMC-es4yy Před rokem

    Wise! Thank you sir!

  • @funtribe7
    @funtribe7 Před 4 lety

    i love you sadhguru

  • @aneisalva9251
    @aneisalva9251 Před 5 lety

    Thanks

  • @kumarharsh686
    @kumarharsh686 Před 2 lety

    Thank you

  • @shivamjoshi843
    @shivamjoshi843 Před 3 lety +1

    😭 thanks a lot

  • @karynshereb7869
    @karynshereb7869 Před rokem

    Totally agree to your wise words , thank you Sadhguru ❤️ 🙏

  • @jbzrs
    @jbzrs Před 3 lety

    I appreciate this

  • @wesfortney7065
    @wesfortney7065 Před 2 lety +2

    So, acceptance is a part of forgiveness; accepting the lack of humanity brought to your life by immorality. Then dealing with it how you are able, by the Law you invest your faith in. Forgiveness is not accepting wrongs, just accepting what reality is... Then living with the insights, to be free. To be successful, as this mentor has informed us.

  • @handdrawnsquares
    @handdrawnsquares Před 2 lety +1

    lots of information on the problem but very light on a concrete solution to stop habitual negative thinking

  • @DrB9
    @DrB9 Před 2 lety

    I really understand... sometimes i really difficult to control emotions when we face that kind of situation

  • @nicholefieldbutch321
    @nicholefieldbutch321 Před 2 lety

    there is a root to everything

  • @johnrutledge8181
    @johnrutledge8181 Před 4 lety +10

    I felt disappointment also at 2:00 . Thank you for increasing the wisdom in the world.

  • @setatupe2452
    @setatupe2452 Před 2 lety +29

    I am a believer of the teachings of Jesus Christ, God's son who died on the cross so we can all be forgiven. Therefore, I forgive others so that I can be forgiven. For Jesus did not die on the cross for nothing and I want to live a life that he died on the cross for me to live. So I forgive. God bless everyone 🙏♥️

  • @dvornikovalexei
    @dvornikovalexei Před 9 měsíci

    It's perfect. Never thought about it that way. By trying to avenge, we are actually poisoning ourselves

  • @j.tamburello4053
    @j.tamburello4053 Před 3 lety

    This lovely talk is about WHY we should forgive, but it is not about HOW we can learn to forgive.

  • @ramanaven2001
    @ramanaven2001 Před rokem

    Perfect

  • @mansamusa3113
    @mansamusa3113 Před 7 měsíci

    Once in my life, I hugged my MIL even though I felt angry and disappointed in her because of how she treated me. I hug her because despite what she did to me and what I feel about her, I choose not to do bad things but the pain is still in my heart until now because I left them they are my family I left.

  • @madboy318
    @madboy318 Před 5 lety +4

    Interesting 😃

  • @ChimpDeveloperOfficial

    I love his unique body language

  • @loppylop1673
    @loppylop1673 Před 5 lety +22

    When there is negative emotion, it is a sign that we are not in tune with reality. Our perception is distorted, and we need to examine our fundamental beliefs that are causing such pain. A lot of the time anger is simply a symptom of a much larger problem. I think it's important that we understand what these emotions mean in order to transcend them. You can just say "just stop being angry" and then you're cured. There is a fundamental misunderstanding about ourselves and the world that is causing this pain. We need resolution to transcend. If you look up Bryon Katie, she actually has a process that allows people to address the beliefs that are causing pain.

  • @SunnyHippies
    @SunnyHippies Před 3 lety

    Yes!

  • @atishramsundra1683
    @atishramsundra1683 Před 25 dny

    Anger blocks spiritual enlightenment, you must strive to have a pure bright aura full of positive energy

  • @bobbydazzle6075
    @bobbydazzle6075 Před měsícem

    I ate my roommates last burrito when he wasn’t looking. So, I cut off my pinky finger to offer him as a sign that I was truly remorseful for what I did to his Mexican dinner. It turns out eating that burrito ate me up inside more than I ate that damn burrito. He graciously accepted my digit and then threw it in the trash. It worked like a charm, we are still friends to this very day ❤❤❤

  • @ramsubramanianr4189
    @ramsubramanianr4189 Před 7 měsíci +1

    But very difficult to forget the hurting

  • @amberlyn28
    @amberlyn28 Před rokem +4

    What if the offense hurts us even AFTER forgiveness? Like if someone beat me and I can’t have kids, how can you forgive and live onward without the ability to conceive. It’s that type of forgiveness I have trouble with. Forgiving something emotional is one thing, but when your actual life has been altered AND the person who altered it doesn’t care, it hurts

    • @lizaddison5751
      @lizaddison5751 Před rokem

      This is a forgiveness I doubt many would ever have to deal with. I am so sorry and so sad to hear this has happened to you. It may be a matter of You trying to just find peace for yourself and avoid ever thinking of this person ever....so no more poison for you and your body caused by this other person. Fill your body and blood with love and peace for yourself... May God Bless You.

    • @amberlyn28
      @amberlyn28 Před rokem +1

      @@lizaddison5751 thank you. This was just an example, not something that happened to be personally. Thins “like” this, meaning it’s actual damage beyond just feelings. Like if the offense physically altered you, destroyed things you worked for, hindered your ability to grow, something real beyond emotional pain

  • @dp921
    @dp921 Před rokem +5

    "Anger, hatred, jealousy are the poisons. If you drink them and expect the other person to suffer. That doesn't make sense. You drink them and you die"
    - That understanding hit me...

  • @ppositive7498
    @ppositive7498 Před 2 lety

    1000000% facts

  • @amberlyn28
    @amberlyn28 Před rokem

    1:53 I needed that

  • @she_sings_delightful_things

    What if you forgive and they wrong you again? And again? Do you just continuously forgive?

    • @Ksyed7124
      @Ksyed7124 Před 2 lety +1

      U forgive for yourself but don't go near them or talk them that's all

    • @RosasResources
      @RosasResources Před 2 lety

      God said you have to forgive 70*7

  • @princemohanan4213
    @princemohanan4213 Před 3 lety +1

    👌👌
    great

  • @little.wing.
    @little.wing. Před 3 lety +4

    Ironic that he's not a sad guru at all, rather quite a pleasant guru

  • @joveriarashif2404
    @joveriarashif2404 Před 3 lety

    I love you

  • @andreamoro8543
    @andreamoro8543 Před 2 lety

    Didnt Really answer the guy's question but shared some interesting things

  • @angiemccorry683
    @angiemccorry683 Před 2 lety +2

    To forgive someone else is to forgive yourself

  • @Who_am_i89
    @Who_am_i89 Před 2 lety

    In life everyone used to do mistke no one is born fr nt dng any mistke😃n no one stys clean fr whle life without dng any mistke ....bcz its human nature☺️so everyone should undrstnd tht

  • @queendafne6816
    @queendafne6816 Před 3 lety +1

    Pleaseee could you put subtitles thankss🙏🙏

  • @shaleranicole
    @shaleranicole Před 3 lety

    This hit me so hard

    • @addy677
      @addy677 Před 2 lety

      Are you okay, did it hurt

  • @shalinishylu8341
    @shalinishylu8341 Před 2 lety

    Joyce meyer said the exact thing 😮

  • @kateg5066
    @kateg5066 Před rokem

    It would be great if closed captioned could be offered for this video. I, like many others, need them due to profound hearing loss. Thanks.

  • @joeberry2979
    @joeberry2979 Před 2 lety

    .....its so hard.

  • @anaaa311
    @anaaa311 Před 4 lety +8

    The question that i had wanted to ask shadguru😇😇

  • @scientificspiritualitywith6821

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  • @barbiesean3827
    @barbiesean3827 Před 3 lety +4

    I looked this up today because I had a fight with a friend and we both said hurtful things to each other. I apologized sincerely but they didn’t and I don’t know how to feel about that. I don’t know if to let it go and move on or do otherwise.

  • @kellyd3712
    @kellyd3712 Před 3 lety +3

    The hardest person to forgive is yourself because you cannot get away from yourself.

  • @susritaghosh5754
    @susritaghosh5754 Před 2 lety

    My journey of everyday...I hate everything 😭😡...I love you sadguru 😭❤️...I love everything ❤️😌
    And I do not want to love in a cyclic process...want to love in a eternal and infinite way😭❤️

    • @anish4775
      @anish4775 Před 2 lety

      Try viewing the world in a postive way, you no longer will hate everything.

  • @douglasroberts2034
    @douglasroberts2034 Před 2 lety +1

    Came here after my Gf broke up with me 2 days before a vacation we had planned for months and then the next day slept with my good friend.....in case your wondering we went on the vacation bc we had other people involved and I found out on the flight here she slept with him and I'm stuck on this vacation for 3 more days trying not to kill everyone. Also we share an apartment and will have to continue living together for 7 more months bc neither of us can afford another place till the lease is up. And I have finals in 2 weeks.....just ranting but this felt good.

  • @butubuta
    @butubuta Před 2 lety

    Resentment is not necessarily to hurt the other person. I never ever wished the other person to be hurt, but I have a hard time letting it go and being as before.

  • @AndriCloud
    @AndriCloud Před rokem

    for most people right now that cannot choose to not drink the poison, you just need to throw the poison literally/physically to your object of resentment.
    he/she will surely understand that you are still learning about making choice 100% yours under sadhguru's teaching

  • @kaurjas9201
    @kaurjas9201 Před 3 lety

  • @PraveenSrJ01
    @PraveenSrJ01 Před 5 měsíci

    I really need to forgive my mother for all the abuse she put my family through. I really don’t want to share my story here but she completely ruined my life.

  • @SapphireDreamssss
    @SapphireDreamssss Před 3 lety

    I would say security or safety instead of success.

  • @gregford9852
    @gregford9852 Před 2 lety

    Listen. The good guy speaks calmly. The questioner speaks with an intonation of aggression.

  • @beingmadhurima
    @beingmadhurima Před 3 lety +1

    It's easy to say, don't get borhered by outside environment cause u cannot control the outside things but u can control your thoughts.. but in reality it's not possible.
    For instance, if your mom is not eating, u will definitely be worried abt that.. it will be not like she is not eating and she is an outside thing so i won't care.
    Or if she is bringing u something, u will definitely feel happy abt that..
    Now if u say don't get angry when she is shouting on u because your inner peace depends upon you, that is quite silly.. cause if a person is has emotions, he should have either all of the above( worry, sadnese, happyness and anger) or none of them.and he will act upon each and every emotions.. it's not possible to control only anger and show other emotions!
    Same happens in case of other people also, if some1 is making u smile u r smilling and if the same person is making u angry, u won't react! How this is possible?

  • @shivercanada
    @shivercanada Před 3 lety

    GOD"S power is the only answer, guru's are full of it.

  • @reshmapereira9410
    @reshmapereira9410 Před 2 lety

    🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @vieiradossantoslidia1581
    @vieiradossantoslidia1581 Před 2 lety +1

    How do you do that when the person keeps ruining your life ? (And you can’t remove them because they’re family)