"Grudges must feel satisfying in
some way; if they didn’t, we might not be as likely to hold on to them for so
long …" read more
“Not forgiving is like drinking rat poison and
then waiting for the rat to die.” Anne Lanott - Traveling Mercies:Some Thoughts on Faith
So what is the story on this one?
Who has the heaviest burden, the 'grudger' or
the 'grudgee'?
And how often does the recipient
of the grudge even know they are the target of this emotional vendetta?
DANCE WITH IT! EXPERIENTIAL APPS
An
opportunity to experiment with some fun
ideas...
HOLDING A
GRUDGE? CHECK IT OUT:
Let's have some fun with
this one…
Who are you holding a
grudge about?
More than one person?
Make a list.
Do you see any common
threads in the content of your grudges?
The types of people you are holding grudges against?
Imagine, just for a minute, that you might
actually be enjoying the process of holding on… How could that be? Is it possible that you feel powerful in this
position? (Just a thought…)
Now imagine that you could
say anything you want to your 'grudgee' (fantasy, folks, you can really push
it!) Get into it and exaggerate - you'll
know you have really stretched this one if you start laughing…
And finally decide - totally your choice - if
you want to continue to carry this particular load or let it go?
Remember choice is the operative word on this
one - Hey if you want to keep carrying the weight no one has the right to take
it away from you, right?
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