3 Reasons Holding a Grudge is Bad for Your Health
October 8, 2014
TIME:
“Countless studies have shown that holding grudges and keeping in negative feelings is bad for your mental health, increasing anxiety and frustration,” says Meyers. Case in point: Research published in the journal Psychological Science found that when people were told to nurse a grudge when thinking about wrongdoers, they had stronger negative emotions and greater stress responses (namely, higher heart rate and blood pressure) than those who were instructed to imagine granting forgiveness.
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Comments
learn to forgive-whether you are right or wrong- so that you enhance your wellness.
let go of bitterness-many people’s lives have been so adversely affected-health-wise because of holding grudges.
Holy spirit does not dwell in a person who holds grudges.let go of this evil monster so that God can bless you.
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