Spirituality without practical application is baloney. The same is true for Radical Forgiveness. It’s a great idea, but unless you apply it, nothing changes.
You can read all about it, but until you actually do a worksheet, you’ll never have the full experience of it. That’s why I did the webinar on the Radical . . .
This will be my last message this year. You deserve a break and so do I. It’s been a very busy year, and I appreciate you hanging in there with me. If you have clicked through on the majority of my messages, I really do thank you for your loyalty and hope they . . .
What is happening in Egypt right now, not to mention the violence going on in Syria, Iraq and Northern Ireland, to name just a few examples of religion-inspired violence is extremely distressing and brings up feelings of helplessness and despair in those of us watching from the sidelines.
What can we do to help? Well, . . .
Oh boy! Another huge Radical Forgiveness challenge this week. How on earth can we forgive Ariel Castro, the seemingly depraved, animalistic torturer, jailer, rapist and alleged murderer who kept three women and a child captive in his house for 10 years?
All I can say at this point is that I am working on it. I’m . . .
I am always irritated when people are late. Ronna Prince and Donald Backstrom were so late arriving for my July, 2010 workshop at Kripalu Center in Massachusetts, I almost turned them away. But something stopped me, and I let them enroll even though they had missed quite a lot of content. I realized later . . .
If you act quickly, I can save you up to $200 on the cost of attending what promises to be a fabulous 3-day, multi-speaker event happening in Atlanta April 12-14th, 2013.
It’s called “The Nourished Soul,” and it’s for you if you want to put your life on fast forward. The emphasis is . . .
