About this episode

The episode discusses the freedom that comes with being accountable for our thoughts and actions through the understanding of the Three Principles.

A beautiful recognition that emerges from increasing understanding of the Three Principles is the freedom to be fully accountable for our thoughts and actions and live fearlessly, learning as we thrive. There is no reason to be afraid of our own thoughts, to be afraid of being "wrong," to be embarrassed to take responsibility for everything we do, or to be ashamed to apologize to others or forgive ourselves for things we wish we had not done. Life is a journey through deeper and d...

People in this episode

Hosts: Christine Heath, Judy Sedgeman

Topics covered

• accountability
• freedom
• Three Principles
• personal growth
• responsibility

Keywords

• accountability
• freedom
• Three Principles
• personal responsibility
• self-forgiveness

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