Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Forgiveness”
Treatment for Releasing Procrastinationby Nancy R. Bowers, RScP God is forever on time, for God is Life and the necessary cannot help but arise as needed. Source Energy reflects my frequency back to me and shows me who I am being. Resistance is always entangled with matter, slowing movement as the vibration of fear tamps down the energy. It doesn’t feel good, but, in truth, it is only information, showing me which voice I am …
On ForgivenessAlicia K. Hanlen, Practitioner EmeritusTaos Study Group – Mile High Church We must walk through the muddy shoals of hatred and anger and make our way through grief and loss to find the acceptance that is the hallmark of forgiveness. – Desmond Tutu Oftentimes in this chaotic world in which we live, I find myself angry – at people, governments, events. Maybe even God. And when those feelings threaten to overpower, I turn to …
Forgiveness, Letting Go and Welcoming the Newby Chaplain Tilia Giron, RScP, PhD I choose to forgive myself today for all of the mistakes, regrets and failures as I see and saw them in the past – past year, plus current and past lifetimes. Anything I am and may be holding onto with anything Resembling sorrow or sadness, longing or regret, I now let go. Forever. Once released, it cannot return. For I with help of …
The Power of Forgivenessby Chris Duvall, RScP I once witnessed a discussion between two mothers. One mother’s son had lost his life to the other mother’s son’s intentional action. As co-workers in a new ministry of reconciliation, the mothers defined forgiveness as extending grace to cover the ground that could not be made up. The one son had received legal justice and was serving time in prison, but the life of the other son …
Spiritual Mind Treatment for Forgivenessby Marjorie Larragoite, Practitioner Emeritus “Beyond this body and deeper than this mind there is a perennial wellspring of Life, which can flow through us to Eternal Givingness and to Everlasting Forgiveness.” Homes, Ernest, Living the Science of Mind, p. 402 “Forgiving is not forgetting; its actually remembering—remembering and not using your right to fight back. And the remembering part is particularly important. Especially if you don’t want to repeat what happened.” Bishop …
