I Feel Sad and Mad Because I Keep Repeating the Same Emotional Patterns — The Emotional Growth That Helped Me Break Free from a Powerless Way of Living, Trust My Higher Power, and Live with Faith and Oneness
Why do the same relationships, emotional reactions, and painful patterns keep showing up, even when you thought you had already healed? In this episode of WE, Joe Mittiga explores his belief that our biggest emotional reactions can reveal unresolved pain within us. Rather than focusing entirely on changing other…
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