When you play the blame game in relationships - nobody wins. Rahul dives into the age-old blame game in Adam and Eve's story and its impact on modern relationships. He discusses how Jesus’ teachings in the Sermon on the Mount provide a path to stop blaming others and start self-reflecting. Rahul emphasizes the importance of taking responsibility to improve relationships and personal growth.

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00:00 Exciting football game, possible playoffs, intense finale.
05:16 Blaming others for our own shortcomings.
06:14 Blaming is discharging discomfort and pain.
10:00 Blaming hinders change, reduces trust, income.
15:42 Adam blames Eve and God; marriage conflict.
19:12 Living the Jesus way for better relationships.
22:34 Reframe: Shift perspective, take responsibility, show empathy.
25:34 Initial pain, reframing leads to win-win. Empowerment.
27:19 Take ownership, reframe, and seek solutions.
32:47 Reframe, take responsibility, improve relationships through forgiveness.
34:21 Prayer for change, healthier relationships, and community.

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