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Integrate the parts of yourself you deem are ‘bad’ or ‘not worthy’ #manifestationtips

22 Sept 2026 · 1 min

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In this short self‑help segment, the speaker urges listeners to integrate the parts of themselves they label as “bad,” using the example of a selfish inner voice called “Selfish Susie.” She acknowledges that this selfishness has caused others to feel unworthy and apologizes for the hurt caused. She then extends forgiveness—both to the other person and to herself—for not knowing better, positioning forgiveness as a necessary step to heal the wound of feeling unworthy.

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Is integrate the parts of ourselves that we felt bad about, e.g., selfish. Selfish Susie is bad Susie. Um, and what— and so that's why I was getting the thank you and I love you wrong. It's, I am so sorry that you had to share that when you didn't want to. And I'm also so sorry that by feeling that selfishness or feeling like I don't— that toddler, I don't want to— made you feel like you were less than, like you were not worthy. This is the wound we're trying to heal. So I forgive you for not knowing any better that being selfish made you feel unworthy. I forgive