What's the best cure for a guilty conscience?
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12 beers 1 j and its ok
180323
that's when you can't get enough of the pillsbury doughboy. his short stature and his plump belly are too much for you to resist. his cute laugh of "hee hee" makes you weak in the knees. The only way to cure it is to give in to his ravenous desires. accept his bread stick, and his dinner rolls. and let him coat your grands with his icing. you'll be cured in 7 days.
1091896
No u shouldnt. Feeling guilty is not a solution to anything. Be a woman!
509787
you can compensate somehow.\n\nafter that you need not feel guilty.
115972
what are you guilty or something?
226228
1. do not commit a crime to be punished for.\n2. repent and quit comitting the same or other crimes to be punished for.\n3. get a great attorney or advocate.\n4. enter a plea for mercy\n5. perform compensating acts of retribution\n6. get someone else to take the rap for you,
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firs i gotta ask you why would you do such a thing its sick and it shows your a bad person (if you plss care to tell me my e-mail is tiffymarie1@yahoo.com)&#92;\n\nyou should tell her because maybe your conscience isn't as disturbing now but someday your life will turn into a living hell\n\nthis coming fro a worried voice ( Tiffy)
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A guilty conscience is when we do something that we know we shouldn't, and is wrong, and we keep thinking about what we have done without getting a moments peace...our thoughts are focused on this one thing constantly being reminded, and we worry about consequence.\n\nNo conscience is when we have no concern for others, or ourselves, and even if we do a wrong we feel no responsibility for it or for others, we feel no remorse, basically the idea of doing something wrong does not register in our minds, as being wrong,  and we care nothing about consequence.
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Sure.\n\nYou talk about thing things you have.  Did you do something wrong in order to obtain those things?  If so, you may need to make restitution with the person you slighted in order to make peace with that.\n\nWhatever you have done, if you have asked God to forgive you, you have to forgive you, too.  Failing to forgive yourself will definitely hold you back.\n\nOnce God has forgiven you, you don't have the right to wallow in guilt and shame.  He has freed you to go on to better things, and failing to do so is failing to accept His gracious gift.\n\nI know it can be hard to forgive yourself.  I have always struggled with that.  Part of it for me is recognizing that it hurts God when I don't accept His forgiveness and let go of my guilt and move on.\n\nI had the same problem with confidence.  I was afraid of being selfish, and I was very insecure.  I held on to my insecurity because I didn't want to be arrogant and selfish.  Then I realized how selfish it was that when someone asked me for my opinion, I would answer, but in a voice so small that they struggled to hear me.  I was showing my insecurity, which I thought was humble.  But they were having to work to hear me, which is pretty arrogant.  What is so great about what I have to say, that I'm going to make people work to hear it?  Now, I don't have to go to the other extreme and yell, but it is kind to be considerate of the one asking and speak my answer loudly enough that they can hear it.\n\nI used to think my guilt would keep me from making the same mistakes again.  I grew up never being forgiven, so I learned never to forgive myself.  It didn't work, so I shamed myself on top of that.  Still to no avail.\n\nGuilt is supposed to serve a purpose.  It's supposed to lead us to repentance and forgiveness.  Anything other than that is an abuse of guilt.  Some people will say, "ignore the guilt." but that's not really helpful.  Guilt can bring you out of self-destructive patterns if you use it correctly.\n\nWhen you feel it and repent and ask for forgiveness, you have to take the next step, which is trust.  You have to trust God enough to believe that He has forgiven you and that you can forgive yourself.  And you have to trust that He will help you do His will.  And trust yourself enough to take that next step onward.\n\nGuilt keeps you tied to that cement block you tossed in the river.  Cut the cord, or you'll drown in self-contempt.
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I suggest you hire a good attorney and take your medicine... go to court if necessary and be prepared for the consequences of your actions. Your guilt is going to kill you... you MUST face this situation.  Obviously you are remorseful and sound like a decent person.... do the right thing and let your attorney know you want to take the high road.
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There is no justification for pushing guilt. God does not make you feel guilty. That is from the dark side. God will convict you of sin by making you aware. The devil likes to make people feel guilty so they will self medicate through everything from sex, to drugs, to work, etc. It then becomes a round robin because you then feel not only guilty for what you might have done off target, but you will also start to feel guilty for the addiction that is robbing your reality. You then need more of what ever is keeping your mind off of the problem and that opens the door for more guilt. Don't let another human being judge you period. If they are not trying to help you tell them to buzz off and keep looking for help. If you seek you will find. God will never point out what is wrong with your walk without a solution. Satan is the author of guilt.
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Make a new friend. Start a hobby. Volunteer. In other words, keep busy and make friends. You'll put these traitors in the past and feel better.
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i would start with prayer and meditation. I would commune with God and seek guidance. Once I was sure I had been given direction I would go about making my amends. It may mean facing the person(s) I had wronged or it may mean making it up in a symbolic way. For example if I were a spouse abuser perhaps my amends would be to contribute regularly to organizations that help abused spouses, and of course to get the help it would take to never do it again. For me there are steps to atonement\n\n1) Repent - admit I was wrong\n2) Atone - seek God's guidance \n3) Make amends = do whatever it takes to right the wrong if possible, or do the next best thing\n4) Work on my self so that I don't make the same mistakes\n5) Forgive myself and understand that I am human and it is human to make mistakes.
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I think the trick is letting Him.  I mean, we're so quick to hang onto guilt about stuff, that we can't believe that we can ever be forgiven, be healed of our emotional hurts.  I say, the next time anyone asks Him for help, imagine Him saying, "Thou art healed."  Then BELIEVE it.  You'll be surprised how fast your tears dry up.  Even if you don't want to believe it, do...for about 30 seconds....then 30 seconds more...then 30 seconds more.  See if you're not up and smiling and dancing after that...In some ways, it is the power of suggestion.  But isn't that what God is--the "suggestion" that you are healed just by asking Him to make it so?
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You should consider the consequences of telling the truth.........If it is going to hurt someone else and do nothing but ease your guilty conscience.........Think long and hard......If you did the crime you should pay for it and the best way for you to pay may be with living in silence.....Don't hurt someone else just because you have done something stupid.........There is always a kernel of truth in every lie....
668667
It comes from within. Purge yourself of any wrong doings, make amends where needed. Live a morally fulfilling life and it will come.
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You know when you do wrong. Follow your conscience