Shameful is a judgment of my behaviour by other people.
I am full of shame, in their opinion, when I do something very bad or very wrong.
Shameful behaviour directly conflicts with the moral beliefs of a society.
Stoning someone to death may be seen as a shameful act through the eyes of one society or as the proud executioner of justice by another society.
Intolerant or intolerable acts are seen as shameful.
It is shameful not to do whatever society believes that I should, I ought to, I must, or I have to do in order to be morally good & right.
Tolerating the beliefs of others creates an intolerably negative energy that is experienced as the emotion of shame.
I am shameful when I am full of negative beliefs about what society believes that I should or shouldn’t, ought or ought not to, must or mustn’t, have to or have not to do.
When I become toleration free, I also become shame-free.