Satori breathwork is offered under supervision in some of our live workshops. It is a powerful process and should never be attempted without someone who is fully certified and can support you through the process. Although we do not offer Satori breathwork training, the best way to find someone in your area who can . . .
FAQ Category: General
Interested in translating Colin’s books to a foreign language?
Sounds True owns all rights to Radical Forgiveness: A Revolutionary Five Stage Process and Radical Self-Forgiveness. All other books are self-published by Colin. For a book to be published outside the USA, the rights for a particular language and a specific territory have to be licensed to a publisher. That publisher then selects a translator. . . .
How do I get permission to use or quote Colin’s books?
Please send an email to support@radicalforgiveness.com. If you wish to use a quote in something that you are publishing, such as an article or your own book, please include an electronic copy of the publication. Indicate where the quote appears.
How can I contact someone in my area that can help or guide me in Colin’s teachings?
We have a list of certified Radical Living Coaches, Chakra Coaches, and Book Study Leaders who wish to be represented on our site. Please click the Find a Coach tab on the menu bar. Most of our coaches can do sessions over the phone or on Skype. It isn’t necessary that you live near the . . .
Can I get more information about starting a Radical Forgiveness Support Group?
This is a very specific form of support group quite unlike most support groups that we are familiar with. It is an adaptation of the Mutual Support Network meeting format developed by Arnold M. Patent. Colin and JoAnn were members of such a group for over nine years and knew its value. The group works . . .
Where do I find Jill’s Story?
This shortened version of the first chapter of the book, Radical Forgiveness, gives you a glimpse into how the wisdom of Radical Forgiveness can change your life. It’s the story of Colin’s sister Jill, and how Radical Forgiveness brought her marriage back from the brink. It really was almost over. Over several conversations with Colin, . . .
