Is Fear Our Enemy?: On Forgiveness and Family Trauma (Ep.11 | Season 3)
December 29, 2016
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In this New Year's special episode of TheFallenState TV, Jesse Lee Peterson sits down with Emmy Award winner, life coach, and repeat Oprah guest Rhonda Britten to talk about one of the most traumatic scenarios that can happen. After witnessing her father murder her mother and then kill himself, Rhonda wrestled with alcoholism and suicidal tendencies for many years. Jesse and Rhonda discuss the crucial importance of forgiving one's parents, and ask the important question of whether fear is our friend, or our enemy.
Check out Rhonda Britten's Fearless Living Institute
"The Fallen State” TV is a weekly TV talk show hosted by Jesse Lee Peterson. The program examines human nature and relationships in an honest and open manner and goes places that no other show dares to go in pursuit of Truth and enlightenment.
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