Grief: A Pathway to Forgiveness | Joan Rosenberg | TEDxRoseburg

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

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  • @gingermissy10
    @gingermissy10 4 года назад +50

    God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. 😊💖

  • @peopleplacesandperspective5564
    @peopleplacesandperspective5564 5 лет назад +47

    Wow, this is the best grief video I’ve heard! So many layers of my own grief explained. Thank you!

  • @Light-jc3fj
    @Light-jc3fj 3 года назад +35

    The hardest part for me is being able to even get out of the overwhelming loneliness and hopelessness I feel. It's so acute when it hits, I can't even fathom taking any sort of step towards healing.

    • @skellener
      @skellener 2 года назад +1

      This 😢

    • @terrafarmer48
      @terrafarmer48 Год назад +4

      I encourage you to get out for a hike in nature and find a giant tree. Stand with your back against it and lean into it. Take a deep breath. Feel the support.
      This has helped me so much.

    • @helenryan2848
      @helenryan2848 Год назад +2

      Did you read Joan’s book “90 Seconds to a Life You Love”. It is a brilliant guide to help build emotional strength and resilience.

    • @HealingMusiciansLaunchcast
      @HealingMusiciansLaunchcast Год назад

      You just have to make a choice and get someone to walk you through if needed

    • @Light-jc3fj
      @Light-jc3fj Год назад

      @@HealingMusiciansLaunchcast tried many X....I'm disabled physically and mentally.

  • @rositahuff4858
    @rositahuff4858 3 года назад +2

    …my grief turned into being grateful…I am so thankful to have had the 30 years of being happy
    …I talk about him all the time…love my memories….

  • @reggibee1752
    @reggibee1752 5 лет назад +32

    I've been dealing with alot of unpleasant feelings and just when I th think I have moved on I get triggered either by seeing certain people or experiencing an unpleasant situation. I just realised from watching this video that I have been grieving all these years . Thank you for this video ❤. Now I am ready to let grieve go. I am free.

  • @glendaleduque
    @glendaleduque 9 месяцев назад

    Great video on GRIEF. Freeing myself to create what I want my life to be. Thanks for this video.

  • @MarcosIsABaritone
    @MarcosIsABaritone Год назад +10

    Woof. The anecdote about the man who stopped singing. Wow. To everyone who has a song in their heart, NEVER STOP SINGING. Even if you are tone-deaf ;)

  • @kaylajoyella6993
    @kaylajoyella6993 3 года назад +7

    I found this video deeply insightful on so many levels. The last part accepting realizing where your life is/was to be free to choose what your. My mother abandoned all six of us in Detroit. We were put in foster care. In two years she found another man had two more kids. We went into foster care. Her entire video provides tools for a healthy reset. I hope she reads this. Thank you Joan.

    • @rhondajones6219
      @rhondajones6219 3 года назад +1

      God bless you and give you strength to forgive her.

  • @carmel2209
    @carmel2209 4 года назад +5

    I will be listening to again and again. So much time spent avoiding all of these feelings and now time to embrace for healing and forgiveness. Bless you Dr. Joan for this journey of forgiveness.

  • @fitnesschurch645
    @fitnesschurch645 4 года назад +11

    Hey Joan- Thank you so much. 🙏 You are brave and very very kind.

  • @joshuakaeble7810
    @joshuakaeble7810 5 лет назад +22

    You're a beautiful person that has a very large heart.

  • @gayefairbairn2979
    @gayefairbairn2979 5 лет назад +18

    Absolutely wonderful. What a great human being. Her work is true blessings for us all. Thanks 🙏

  • @kimbryant7714
    @kimbryant7714 7 лет назад +37

    Joan's wisdom and deep understanding amazes me. So grateful for her words.

  • @TIGERSSWITT
    @TIGERSSWITT 6 лет назад +19

    Thank you Joan, I never grieved over the loss of my father 37 years ago. Or my mother 6 years ago . I always believed that to get on with things was the answer, how wrong was I. It's only during the last few years I have realised that I need to look at grief in a positive way and work through it. Today after watching you I realise there is a way to free myself from the chains of the past which hold so many people back from knowing who they are or from living life in the now. Thank you for sharing x

  • @joanmartin7425
    @joanmartin7425 2 года назад +1

    Thank you Joan, a very clear process for healing from grief. My mother died four months ago and will be listening to the video a few times more to go through the protocol. God bless you🙏🏾

  • @user-vg4cg4uw9c
    @user-vg4cg4uw9c 4 года назад +5

    Thank you Joan so much. You have helped me reboot my life right at a time when I most needed it most. Forgiveness. If the people in my my life can't accept that then I will simply cut them out of my life. But, I will still forgive them. I will then leave the matter to my Higher Power in whom I have faith can accomplish all that I can't.

  • @adimgangmei8686
    @adimgangmei8686 4 года назад +5

    Love you Mam for your deep wisdom in your simple explanation. God bless you. This world needs healing through understanding our emotions.

  • @judithfrenette7193
    @judithfrenette7193 3 года назад +1

    Thank you Joan, what a beautiful kind wise woman you are ♥

  • @joanwalters4741
    @joanwalters4741 5 лет назад +11

    Wow!!! What a walk to into one’s the heart and come out onto the other side a better person. ( that I love and appreciate.. myself!)

  • @patriciamacdonald4166
    @patriciamacdonald4166 6 лет назад +18

    With gratitude and appreciation for your kindness and courage in sharing your life’s learnings. Disguised grief, is a new one for me to be aware of. Your protocols are also clear and practical. Patricia

  • @CatLadyKorea
    @CatLadyKorea 4 года назад +9

    Disguised Grief
    Leftover anger, bitterness, blame, cynicism, grudges, hostility, negativity, regret, resentment, sarcasm, self-hate, long-standing hurt.
    Grief Reset protocol
    Grieve unspoken dimensions: Grieving over…
    What you got and didn’t deserve
    What you deserved and didn’t get
    What never was
    What is not now
    What may never be
    Reflect on the memory itself: take time with the memory in more details
    Inquire more deeply: make sense of the memory
    How did the experiences impact you when they occurred?
    How have they been relevant as you have aged?
    What significance do these experiences have on your life now?
    How did these experiences change what I believe?
    How did these experiences change the attitudes I hold?
    How did these experiences change the decisions I made?
    Extract the good
    (Experience of being bullied in childhood led her to believe that she’d never wanted to hurt others in the way she was hurt. She chose kindness as her highest value and practiced that into her life.)
    Forgive yourself and others
    Accept that you can never do what was undone or undo what was done.
    Forgiving means to accept that it happened.
    Forgive yourself for what you did or did not know.
    Forgive yourself for what you did or did not do.
    Forgive others for what they did or did not know.
    Forgive others for what they did or did not do.
    Who do you want to become?
    What new story do you want to live into and create?

  • @medenmeden4813
    @medenmeden4813 2 года назад

    Words ans thoughts of wisdom.
    Very beautiful !

  • @lms_moonlight
    @lms_moonlight 2 года назад +2

    This touched my soul and mind. I am crying again but so grateful for the insight and the specific protocol! Wanna heal so badly, but I struggle to move on and let go of all the painful memorys to my dads last days when cancer destroyed his body.

    • @maryerb6062
      @maryerb6062 2 года назад +1

      Dad's been okay since he left that body, and he knows how you're doing. Godspeed, my love!

  • @letstargaze
    @letstargaze 3 года назад

    I actually love this woman. I want to hear every word she has spoken.

  • @chericandream
    @chericandream 5 лет назад +7

    I prayed very hard for the Almighty AbbA Father to share love to my family, and to please help me love again... Minutes later I found your two wonderful RUclipss. I am going to "Live again." Thank you so much dear Joan.

  • @drparulkohli4706
    @drparulkohli4706 4 года назад +3

    Well said... instead of walking away n thinking its behind you.... look what u have lost... n wouldn't have.... had you dealt with it. 👏👍

  • @martinsapsitis4292
    @martinsapsitis4292 2 года назад

    Thank you Joan, your insights and processing management are appreciated. Cheerio and regards, Marty

  • @sherriegray1854
    @sherriegray1854 5 лет назад +10

    Thank you for a powerful and insightful teaching into a very difficult topic that so many of us struggle with.

  • @asmahassan8144
    @asmahassan8144 4 года назад +5

    Beautiful words full of hope n energy

  • @redladyrose7208
    @redladyrose7208 4 года назад +1

    Joan Thank You so much for your compassion .This video is just what I needed .❤

  • @WestCParallel49
    @WestCParallel49 5 лет назад +5

    That last quote will always get me. Great job, you are a hero!

  • @yellooh
    @yellooh 4 года назад +4

    I love her talks! Thank you!

  • @vilmasemini3432
    @vilmasemini3432 4 года назад

    Such a peaceful and soothing voice! 👼🏼😌 Great Talk!

  • @robertashaffer3950
    @robertashaffer3950 2 года назад

    Thank you 🙏

  • @jeannetteallard4390
    @jeannetteallard4390 2 года назад +1

    Thank you.

  • @ibelieveintrees
    @ibelieveintrees 6 лет назад +6

    Thank you for sharing this with us.

  • @cindyclark4438
    @cindyclark4438 5 лет назад +2

    Such an outstanding message; Many of them really . AND Joan has such a wonderful, loving Spirit about her....I could listen to her for hours, Apparently

  • @jocquelinewilson8826
    @jocquelinewilson8826 4 года назад +4

    Thank you for sharing your knowledge, insight and wisdom.

  • @bunniescatcher
    @bunniescatcher 4 года назад +2

    Wow so deep, such a clear process amazing!

  • @heartwisdomlove
    @heartwisdomlove 6 лет назад +4

    excellent presentation Brilliant information

  • @godsloveforthegrievingwido7688
    @godsloveforthegrievingwido7688 2 года назад

    Thank you so much ❤️

  • @caroline6085
    @caroline6085 5 лет назад +7

    Great Psychologist but for some reason it made me feel sad again, just when I thought I conquered my sadness? Shows me that it is still there but I have only shoved it down inside me. I can forgive but how do I forget?

    • @vamhot95
      @vamhot95 5 лет назад +5

      Been there done that. While I don't know your situation IMHO, you don't forget, you focus on the good. That doesn't mean ignore the bad, but it does mean figuring out what the bad taught you. If anything the bad taught you what you don't want again and created an awareness of bads' elements that can now trip your alert system to avoid or stop what bad is coming/happening.
      Although grief is more emotionally complex experience, it's kinda like learning to ride a bike. Initially learning to keep balanced was a challenge and may have resulted in skinned knees or bruises, etc. We cried, but kept trying. Eventually we got it, but we never forget the injuries even if it's been years since being on a bike. If it's been a long time, you may be wabbly & even scared. However, after riding successfully again, you might even find yourself chuckling as you tell the story of your first disastrous attempt(s) along with the bruises & battle scars.
      I'm sure the good Dr. could provide a better answer, but between her and The G.R.I.E.F process ™ by Kristie West and some other sources I'm working thru this tough life changing grief experience. I hope this helps you.

    • @beag4961
      @beag4961 4 года назад +1

      I think I know what you mean.. And I think I know the experience you describe, that one thought one has dealt with something and then on another occasion it just pops up again and makes one feel disappointed (no less with oneself). But I guess... maybe the feelings, the attitudes, the beliefs aren't necessarily like physical matter that can be created, formed, and would stay in the same shape like a piece of pottery. Maybe our brains are alive and full of every (bad and good) potentials at all times, and susceptible to constant change, and we just have to accept the fact that we need to stay focus at all the time, watching what's going on at the present moment.(?) Also, just to add something what - in the past always, and now less often, but still - what gets me when people 'prescribe forgiveness' is that I would mistakenly simplify it into a wrong conclusion that the idea of forgiveness implied that I must have been wrong and the person who hurt me was right. It took me a long time to figure out that this simplification took place in my mind and therefore I was unwilling to 'forgive' in that way, unwilling to listen to the advice of the 'so well intentioned people' and of'course that made me feel lousy about myself, taking me further down the spiral. But I love when Joan makes it clear that 'forgiveness doesn't mean that you agree and condone what happened' (11' 20). Equally lousy would make me feel a secret wish that a person who hurt me suffers what I suffered. I don't think of it anymore as a shameful wish for revenge. I think it is more a kind of my cry for their recognition of what they did to me, as often a huge part of the hurt itself is simply the denial of that person that they did anything wrong. From this talk I got, that probably in that case what needs to be forgiven/accepted is the fact that the person 'didn't /still doesn't know'.

    • @TheLindaHum
      @TheLindaHum 4 года назад

      It's a new wave... be with it.

    • @MarcosIsABaritone
      @MarcosIsABaritone Год назад

      You don't forget. Perhaps investigate this particular therapeutic paradigm further and therapy, in general.

  • @favoritemartian7312
    @favoritemartian7312 4 года назад +4

    I can relate being rejected [ bully ] but with God's help I would not own it, but forgave first the other, then forgave myself, I too could never hurt another as I was hurt, because I remember the Pain .

  • @Jellystone723
    @Jellystone723 3 года назад

    Thank you. 🙏💧

  • @lindairisrosen8509
    @lindairisrosen8509 5 лет назад +3

    Very helpful content

  • @MsSylvana63
    @MsSylvana63 2 года назад

    Outstanding ✨👌🏾🙏🏾✨

  • @arikeeper9061
    @arikeeper9061 5 лет назад +2

    Powerful.

  • @qiuwbr091
    @qiuwbr091 6 лет назад +3

    If someone tries to tell you that grieving for a loved one isn’t necessary because they weren’t a valid person-ignore it and move on. Even triangulating that information through other people is at best inappropriate, and wrong.

  • @janjansen198
    @janjansen198 3 года назад

    This is great.

  • @classicrocklover5615
    @classicrocklover5615 6 лет назад +3

    Your life might never be the same as it was before your loss. But Life can be good again.

  • @MoonlightNothing
    @MoonlightNothing 2 года назад

    You have to want to live, to heal. Health

  • @aprillopez8502
    @aprillopez8502 3 года назад

    Thank you 🙏 ❤️❤️🦋🌈🌙🌞

  • @maryflorbinz7285
    @maryflorbinz7285 4 года назад +1

    Those with accurate knowledge between right and wrong always have success.... Ecclesiastes 9:11

  • @mustafamerchant2178
    @mustafamerchant2178 7 лет назад +8

    Amazing 👏👏👏

  • @sammixie3753
    @sammixie3753 6 лет назад +20

    I forgive what you didn‘t do. I forgive you that you didn‘t love me

    • @caroline6085
      @caroline6085 5 лет назад +6

      It is also important to forgive and love yourself.

    • @reg8297
      @reg8297 5 лет назад +3

      That's so hard when your left with the consequences of that

    • @kaylajoyella6993
      @kaylajoyella6993 3 года назад

      Your words were powerful -

  • @Lotuslaful
    @Lotuslaful 4 года назад +3

    Thank you so much
    Just what I needed/\

  • @talkeraware1115
    @talkeraware1115 4 года назад

    How efficient!!, a lot of skills have been mastered. Thank you.

  • @ylmonkeyU2
    @ylmonkeyU2 6 лет назад +1

    Wow, thank you so much,!

  • @juliantreidiii
    @juliantreidiii 3 года назад +1

    26 in two years 1/2 friends and 1/2 family dead. More since. Then a narcissist latched on to me... Ed Kramer stole DragonCon from me...and I have not gotten the chance to wright in 10 years. PTSD There is nothing good in the world.

    • @MarcosIsABaritone
      @MarcosIsABaritone Год назад

      Oh, Julian. You're still so young, you feel your emotions so vividly. Let's just remember to maintain perspective.

  • @ckinahan1
    @ckinahan1 6 лет назад

    But your uncle, dad, mom, grandma and fiance... There is no coming back from that. There just isn't. I'm dead tired. I'm just done trying. And so I smile and fake it til I make it. It's the most painful thing I've ever experienced.

    • @KennethDonnellyStargazer21
      @KennethDonnellyStargazer21 6 лет назад +9

      Your fatigue is from anger(!), resisting facing the pain, the overwhelming confusion that can accompany such losses: You don't have to fake it...embrace it (as difficult as that can be), make it a part of you that Honors what you've lost. What she said about forgiveness is a big key to what helped me; I already did the rest automatically, somehow (I was a therapist). We cannot escape loss, no one can. But we honor our lives--and other's, those we may always love--by making the losses a Part of us: something time and death and fate cannot rob us of. It can be a difficult, day by day process, and it may seem it will never get easier.
      I recently experienced that in a profound way...I still do. But my thoughts slowly, gradually feel easier to have and the pain eventually lessens (it goes back and forth), all the while I still feel so much for the people I love.. I tell myself "I will always love them/her." Because I know I can, while still going on living. In a sense, it is for them that I go on living..
      Treat yourself very gently, carefully, because you are wounded! It is the most difficult thing I've ever experienced, but from it I learn the depths of those feelings and what they make out of me.. a better, hopefully wiser person who I knew was capable of such deep, almost limitless feeling..
      Good Luck!

    • @caroline6085
      @caroline6085 5 лет назад +1

      So sorry for such grief. I try to remember that one day we will all meet again.

    • @rhondajones6219
      @rhondajones6219 3 года назад +2

      @@KennethDonnellyStargazer21 Beautiful words, thank you

  • @sophiakh9590
    @sophiakh9590 3 года назад

    Cool ❤️

  • @maryflorbinz7285
    @maryflorbinz7285 4 года назад

    Job 34:10...james 1:13

  • @VladyslavKL
    @VladyslavKL 3 года назад

    🕊

  • @attheranch873
    @attheranch873 5 лет назад +1

    Or, for how you harmed others.

    • @MarcosIsABaritone
      @MarcosIsABaritone Год назад

      Yes. We should even forgive ourselves our trespasses. Not simply those who have trespassed against us :)

  • @gretanavarauskaite2904
    @gretanavarauskaite2904 4 года назад

    ❤️

  • @skellener
    @skellener 2 года назад

    How? Tell me how

  • @gemma6267
    @gemma6267 3 года назад

    💗💗💗💗💗

  • @maryflorbinz7285
    @maryflorbinz7285 4 года назад

    1 Peter 5:8/ 2 Peter 3:9...read this

  • @joycegoes266
    @joycegoes266 9 месяцев назад

    If god said do not remember the former things. Then it is possible. Do not remember the former things means past. It is possible to forget the past. If it is not possible to forget the past then God would have not told to do not remember the former things. So it is possible to forget the past. So try to forget your past that is your ex. You can do it.

  • @suebrown7032
    @suebrown7032 5 лет назад +1

    🦋☺️🙏🐛

  • @MarniTheViking
    @MarniTheViking 7 лет назад +1

    great talk however couldn't help but notice that TED spelled her name wrong right behind her in giant letters lol!

    • @amberdusk
      @amberdusk 6 лет назад +5

      Isn't "Roseburg" the location of this particular TED talk, and "Rosenberg" her name? The location of the TED talk always comes after "TED" in these talks, as I've seen over the years I've watched them.

    • @wholeshebang1
      @wholeshebang1 6 лет назад +2

      This must be your first Tedx Talk. There are usually a number of speakers at each one, and there names aren't all displayed in giant letters. It's the city the talk takes place in.

    • @carxcel
      @carxcel 6 лет назад

      Marni ...er not really but it’s all good.

  • @tygerpurr5345
    @tygerpurr5345 4 года назад +4

    Some good ideas, but when I see a psychologist talking about forgiveness, I am struck by the fact that they are in reality practicing religion, which is not based on any research, just the dogma of some religious belief......it can actually cause more harm than good. Some people who have been convinced by a person in a position of power to do forgiveness work, have repressed anger and resentment, later have committed acts of severe violence in one form or another......

    • @cherylm5002
      @cherylm5002 2 года назад

      Spot on😎😎

    • @MarcosIsABaritone
      @MarcosIsABaritone Год назад

      There seems to have been a disconnect with the material. I would ask us to do more research on this topic. And on therapy, in general.

  • @millerlisa1
    @millerlisa1 5 лет назад

    If Paul hadnt told u his story you would not be speaking of it now. 😏

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  • @LeobardoOscar
    @LeobardoOscar Год назад

    Thank you. 🙂