Preventing Cancer with Radical Forgiveness
For the last few weeks, I’ve been writing about keeping your energy clear and your vibration high. The other benefit to this is that you may well prevent cancer from forming.
It’s not that unforgiveness causes cancer… it’s that the suppression of anger, resentment, and grief disrupts the normal operation of . . .
Heal from the Inside Out
Last week, I explored the idea that optimum health means free-flowing life-force energy. Anything causing a restriction in that flow is likely to create some kind of disease in the body. We looked at how negative thoughts, attitudes, and beliefs drag down your spirit and your energy. That’s why . . .
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 . . .
It’s that word “perfection” that bugs me! That’s what a lot of people say to me when I talk about a Radical Forgiveness Reframe.
Well, how about purpose then? As in, “I Am Willing to See the Purpose in the Situation?” or “I’m Willing to See the Hand of God in the Situation?”
Whatever makes it . . .
How the worksheet came about is an interesting story in itself. I actually owe a debt of gratitude to Dr. Michael Ryce for having inspired me to use a worksheet to help people forgive.
I attended one of his lectures during which he handed out his worksheet. I thought it was a great idea but . . .
People often say to me about my book, Radical Forgiveness, “I really love your book.”
In response I ask, “Have you done the worksheet described in the book yet?” If they say “No,” then I retort, “Then you have missed the point of the book.
You may have got it intellectually, but you won’t have integrated . . .
In my last message I waxed lyrical about how satisfying it is to coach people in Radical Forgiveness, self-forgiveness and all the other Radical Living strategies derived from them. My purpose was to encourage you to learn to do the same by taking the training.
But I confess that in doing so, I became . . .
If you’ve already started making resolutions for the New Year – STOP. Better yet, if you haven’t begun, don’t start – yet. Let’s think about it first. You need a strategy if you don’t want to be among the 92% who fail miserably to achieve them. (According to research by the University of Scranton, . . .
Is your adrenaline pumping? Heart racing? Looking fear in the face and thinking you might not make it?
Yes, it’s true, the ghosts and goblins of Halloween are harbingers of things to come: The Holidays. If you are dreading the upcoming visits with your extended family, the good news is you still have time to . . .
A big part of Radical Self-Forgiveness is knowing who you are. As I have said before, if knowledge is power, then self-knowledge is wisdom. When we wake up and look back, we begin to see how we created separation within ourselves, and who we have become as a result. This really helps us to . . .
