Q: If holding negative emotions inside affects our health, it would be a good idea to forgive people when they hurt us. But tell me, how do you forgive? I’ve never been able to.
A: This is a tough one! Forgiveness is so difficult for all of us, even though I suspect it’s probably the most powerful spiritual practice on the planet and, when genuine, very good for our health. Most people hang on to resentment because they believe that if they forget, they’ll be open to hurt again. It’s the psyche’s way of trying to stay safe. So let me first say that you can forgive and still not be a chump. It doesn’t mean you’re going back for more abuse. Those are two separate things.
What Kind Of Profound Shift Would The Whole World Experience If Everyone Took 100% Responsibility For Everything They Experienced In Their Life And Did Not Get Caught Up In Blame?
by Saul Maraney
A few weeks ago I heard a wonderful interview with Dr Len on “News for the Soul”. Below are the personal notes I made, which better helped me understand everything that he was talking about. – I hope you find them to be of use! Regards, Saul Maraney – www.whatishooponopono.com
Peace Begins With Me
Dr Len points out that we always need to remember the very old saying: “Peace begins with me.” He says that if there is to be peace on earth; it needs to begin individually with each one of us.
I am currently reading “Zero Limits,” Joe Vitale’s newest book and it is so powerful, so anchored in forgiveness and taking 100% personal responsibility.
Joe says:
There’s a brand new healing painting at http://www.healingpainting.com
The artist making these fascinating original paintings is infusing them with “Zero Limits” inspired love.
Each painting is a cleaning tool. When you go the site and see the new one, you will know what I mean.
It’s at http://www.healingpainting.com
Expect Miracles,
joe
PS – If you somehow missed getting a copy of the book, you can get details at http://www.zerolimits.info. The book is also in all book stores. Please tell others. Let’s bring love to the world, beginning with you and me. I love you.
“I love you, I’m sorry, please forgive me, thank you” is what Joe states we all need to start off everyday saying.
I love you is about embracing the most powerful aspect of our humanity, self-acceptance.
I’m sorry is about forgiving ourselves for not seeing the opportunity the Divine is presenting to us.
Forgive me is about our unconscious fearful reactive response that we are now willing to surrender and reprogram for a more conscious life.
Thank you is about the attitude of gratitude, the magical lubricant that greases the wheels of attraction.
