Today’s forgiving journal is about looking for the good. I was really struggling this morning. My mind wouldn’t leave me alone, I kept replaying a situation in my head regarding someone I cared deeply for. At one point on my morning run, all of a sudden, I flashed on the immense good in this person. It … More Today’s forgiving journal: Looking for the good
Today’s forgiving journal is about the courage to forgive. I did a forgiveness video today with simple tips to forgive when we REALLY don’t want to forgive. That made me think, What is it that I don’t want to forgive? If I’m doing this forgiving work … if I’m really walking my talk … More Today’s forgiving journal: The Courage to Forgive
Today’s forgiving journal is about new creations. I sanded a bench today for my cousin and her family. Then, I polyurathaned the wood. And I watched it come alive in front of my eyes. My hands did this. I had no idea that this fact – my hands helping to make wood more beautiful – … More Today’s forgiving journal: New creations
Today’s forgiving journal is about nurturing love. I spent a lot of my life hating my body. I had anorexia, and bulimia. I overdrank and probably oversexed. I’m admitting these things because sometimes it’s important to come clean. I’m surprised at how uncomfortable it is to write all of this down, as I’ve done a … More Today’s forgiving journal: Nurturing love
Today’s forgiving blog is on directing my thoughts to love. I am aware how very often I think negative thoughts. Is anyone with me on this one? My spiritual teacher John-Roger says that emotion follows thought, and that when we have a thought and emotion that match, then we have a clear action. Well, if … More Today’s forgiving journal: Directing my thoughts to love
Today’s forgiving journal is about slowing down. This morning, I tweeted a quote from my spiritual teacher. It happens to be from a book on forgiveness! “The physical world will always be a reflection. The inner world will always be a reality.”~John-Roger (From: Forgiveness, The Key to the Kingdom) One would think perhaps this would … More Today’s forgiving journal: Slowing down
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