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Why Do I Always End Up at Fault? Insights from Jewish Thought
In this enlightening session of the 'Meshivat Nefesh' program, Rabbanit Tzila Elchanati and Rabbanit Pri Cohen explore the common emotional struggle of constantly feeling to blame in interpersonal relationships. They unpack the psychological and spiritual dimensions of guilt, offering guidance rooted in Jewish wisdom to help individuals navigate self-doubt and relational tension. The discussion addresses how societal expectations, family dynamics, and internal pressures often lead people to absorb unfair responsibility. By turning to faith and emotional introspection, the speakers outline pathways toward self-compassion, resilience, and healthier communication.