This is The Energy to Heal, your resource for all things Splankna, the faith-based inner healing modality that will help you achieve emotional freedom. In this episode, we discuss the complex emotion of being "galled." This feeling, often encapsulated by the exclamation "HOW DARE YOU!", arises when we feel violated, embarrassed, offended, or victimized by someone. While some may experience this emotion during encounters with strangers, it is more commonly felt in trusting relationships with loved ones who may unintentionally or intentionally hurt our feelings.

Galled is a multifaceted emotion that can stem from making judgments and assumptions about a situation without proper communication. It can also linger long-term if we are unable to let go of past hurts. This episode aims to help you understand this emotion, which you might not have had a label for before today.

Laura and Bee discuss how to navigate the feeling of being galled, offering practical advice on how to address and resolve these emotions within the context of Inner Healing and Emotional Freedom. They emphasize the importance of emotional intelligence and communication in maintaining healthy relationships.

If you have any questions about this emotion or would like to hear more episodes about specific emotions, we would love to hear from you. For those struggling with long-term emotional pain, we recommend seeking guidance from a professional mental health practitioner or a certified Splankna practitioner.

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Disclaimer: The topics discussed on our show are often hard-hitting and may resonate with personal struggles you are facing. There are many resources available for your mental health needs. Our Splankna practitioners are specifically trained in this unique modality and may offer their services in therapeutic, ministry, or coaching capacities. We strongly encourage you to verify that your chosen practitioner possesses the professional qualifications that align with your specific needs. Please note that while we strive to provide valuable insights and support, our discussions are not substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.