Forgiving Your Way to Spiritual Transformation
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Here is my article from the Conscious Life Journal, about using forgiveness to foster spiritual transformation.
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The process of Forgiveness begins with Engaging the challenge in a way that leads to Release, and thus promotes Transcendence.
As The Crow Flies
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We are all evolving across our lives, if not across lifetimes. My own evolution seems to have been from the energy of Dog, to Hummingbird, to Goat and Crow. Why a crow? Well, that's a good question.
Read MoreFeeling Hopeless About Our Impact
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Let’s be honest. Most of us do not ever really change our minds, our behavior, or our lives. That’s not a critique, it is simply the truth. In fact, based on ongoing research about our brains, apparently our minds are mostly made up before we even engage. We’re just looking for information or a story to justify what we already have unconsciously concluded.
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/Recently, I've been traveling around the South giving workshops on Forgiveness. Because Forgiveness work is ongoing, and because not everyone lives in an area where they can easily attend one of the workshops, we've decided to share this Sunday message that preceded the workshop at Richmond Unity a few weeks ago. Enjoy!
Read MoreHow Lessons are Learned
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Sometimes learning has to be painful in order to get our attention. In this Speaking True, consider the story of Ellie and how pain got her attention in a way nothing else could.
Read MoreFrom Thanksgiving to Forgiving: Workshops for the New Year
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At the start of every new year, we have the opportunity to wipe the slate clean: mentally by addressing old habits that no longer serve us; physically by cleaning out old and unused objects that clutter our homes; and spiritually, by releasing the old anger and resentments clogging up our psyches.
Read MoreHealing from the Inside Out
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These were written in my journal, more or less as you see them. It is not clear to me to whom they were addressed, who this dearest one might be, only that they are necessarily intimate. Perhaps it is God to whom I speak, or some imagined lover, or a close confidante. Regardless, the only way I was able to capture my inner experience was in letter form.
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