The Grab Bag of Guilt Revisited [STAFFCLS]

Dr. Jeffrey Seibert and Dr. Rosemarie LoSasso

Each of us has a grab bag that we have carried around with us since birth, in which we hold all the projections of our guilt, for which we seek to make others responsible. Thus we avoid accepting responsibility for the mind’s having chosen to be guilty rather than innocent. This means that the problem is never what is in the grab bag (form), but rather why we have gone there in the first place (content). Asking Jesus or the Holy Spirit for help means nothing more or less than examining our motives for choosing to visit the grab bag of guilt, returning then to the decision-making mind so we can choose innocence over guilt, forgiveness instead of attack, Heaven in place of hell. (Written by Dr. Kenneth Wapnick and previously published in The Lighthouse in 2013)