Resources for patients and yourself to help with Forgivenesss
Nov 06, 2020
Repeat resource for patients and yourself to help with Forgiveness.
Free workbooks On forgiveness for your patients and yourself, from Everett Worthington’s website:
1) The Path to forgiveness: 6 practical sections for Becoming a More Forgiving Person
2) Your Path to REACH Forgiveness: Become a More Forgiving Person in Less Than 2hours
3) Moving Forward: 6 steps to Forgiving Yourself and Breaking Free from the Past
4) Experiencing Forgiveness: 6 practical sections For becoming a More Forgiving Christian
Books:
1) Forgiveness by Iyanla Vanzant
2) The Book of Forgiving Desmund Tutu and Mpho Tutu
3) The Wisdom of Forgiveness: Dalai Lama, Victor Chan
Honouring and Serving,
Simran K. Rattan MD
Content support Maria Peach
Simran K. Rattan MD
Content support Maria Peach
Forgiveness
Nov 05, 2020
When forgiveness is genuine the results are healing.
We know when we have forgiven someone. We feel lighter.
We feel more at peace in our hearts.
We are able to move forward. It feels as though a weight has been lifted, and we have been cleansed.
We have obtained a quiet strength.
For many forgiveness seems unattainable or a distant dream.
With the innate source within, all things are possible.
More peace, less resentmentAble to move forwardImproved physical healthLess worry and stressImproved mental emotional and spiritual healingBetter relationships with othersFree workbooks on forgiveness.
Jul 03, 2020
Free workbooks On forgiveness for your patients and yourself, from Everett Worthington’s website:
1) The Path to forgiveness: 6 practical sections for Becoming a More Forgiving Person
2) Your Path to REACH Forgiveness: Become a More Forgiving Person in Less Than 2hours
3) Moving Forward: 6 steps to Forgiving Yourself and Breaking Free from the Past
4) Experiencing Forgiveness: 6 practical sections For becoming a More Forgiving Christian
Books:
1) Forgiveness by Iyanla Vanzant
2) The Book of Forgiving Desmund Tutu and Mpho Tutu
3) The Wisdom of Forgiveness: Dalai Lama, Victor Chan
Honouring and Serving,
Simran K. Rattan MD
How do we forgive?
Jul 02, 2020
When we make the decision to be free, within our heart, it requires work, amongst our busy schedules and hectic lives.
Our intention is witnessed by our innate self, or the Infinite Source. Setting aside time can be difficult, but is rewarding.
We begin with acceptance of the emotions which arise, in our early stages of opening our hearts to forgiveness.We give ourselves permission to feel whatever arises.We speak to our higher selves and ask forguidance and courage.
We ask for strength to be kind and gentle to ourselves.We ask for compassion to fill our hearts. In the process of forgiving we include ourselves as one to be forgiven. When we are compassionate to ourselves, we are then able to extend that compassion to others.Some use daily affirmations, to ask forforgiveness.
Others may seek support with spiritual and mental health advisors, who may-be able to offer different ways of seeing the world. An objective person will offer new insights...5 reasons why it is hard to forgive?
Jun 30, 2020
Hurt and pain is inevitable, when we get hurt by someone or we have hurt someone what really can be affected is our self esteem, and our self worth.
Here are 5 reasons it may be hard to Forgive yourself or others:
Feeling disappointed in yourself or others, which stems from having expectations of yourself or others. You Feel like you are letting them off the hook. Feel like we are not being Authentic, you think you are not being honest with yourself because if you forgive and don’t really “feel” like forgiving you are therefore not honoring yourself. You begin to lack empathy of others,Lack of empathy can get in the way of forgiving and plays an important role in the process in forgiving others.
I am not saying that you have to fully put yourself in the shoes of the person who hurt you, the truth is you can’t really do that fully, and you may not want to do that fully, depending on how traumatic the event was.
You feel you...Forgiveness can be a spark of light within us.
Jun 29, 2020
Forgiveness can be a spark of light within us. It is healing and transformative.
We have all experienced a time when we have found it difficult to forgive someone whether it be family, friends, colleagues, or someone we don’t know who has hurt us.
Our painful emotional, mental, physical and spiritual experiences are stored deep in our cells and memory, harboured in our subconscious minds and pierce our hearts.
These experiences can take a toll on one’s being and it feels like crushed glass flowing through our veins.
Sometimes, we feel we can’t shake or get rid of the pain, and this pain finds a home in our body, mind, dampening our spirit's inspiration and expression.
We do not need to embark on the process of forgiveness for anyone else but ourselves.
It is important to remember, although we may not be able to forget, deny or even accept the experience, forgiveness is about setting ourselves free. It is for our...
Needs of the Human Spirit - Forgiveness
Jan 23, 2020
Forgiveness is an important need of the human spirit.
Honouring and Serving,
Simran K Rattan