Psychic Self-Reproach

An explanation of how to overcome some of the psychological factors that may lead to negative thinking and self-censure. Remorse is probably one of the most common emotions in the human being, and yet, it is one that demands a heavy psychological penalty. Sometimes the penalty may be justified, but in many cases, those who suffer most have the least in real offense, while the chronic offenders often do not seem to suffer at all. It may be of value, therefore, to study some of the psychological factors that may cause us to develop essentially negative, though perhaps unjustified, patterns of emotion or thought, for such patterns can, and often do, burden us for an entire lifetime. Part of the 'Lectures on Personal Growth' series.