When I look at my struggles to forgive myself, I come face to face with SHAME. https://mailchi.mp/e7ff2d579026/forgiveness-factor-06_22_2020
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 What will be the legacy of this generation? What will we leave behind that will make things better, or worse, for the next generation? Maybe the better question is what will MY legacy be? What will I leave in my wake?
https://mailchi.mp/0f2d9b7008b6/forgiveness-factor-06_15_2020  Forgiveness Factor: What Do I Know?
Sometimes when I am at as loss to express what I am feeling, or when my feelings and reality feel overwhelming, or when I am not sure how to respond; I am reminded of the quote attributed to Mark Twain, "Write what you know." https://mailchi.mp/a64e27c14f4f/forgiveness-factor-06_08_2020 When overwhelmed, sometimes the best choice I can make is to listen. What can I say when a mother loses a son? What can I say when anger takes over a life? What can I say in the face of hopelessness? I have very few words for times like these. But I can listen. I can listen to those feeling hopeless and I can listen to people smarter than myself.
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 It amazes me how many unspoken expectations I have of people. I think it is perfectly clear what THEY should do, but they don't do it.
 Read the fine print, because we reap what we sow. https://mailchi.mp/83860401b2a6/forgiveness-factor-05_11_2020
 Do I really need to feel hurt by this? Is this something I need to carry around?
https://mailchi.mp/58fde53496…/forgiveness-factor-04_27_2020  During this time of crisis, it is easy to want to choose
sides. Who's right? Who should have, could have, done what when? It is easy to point out our differences-- but is it helpful? https://mailchi.mp/c391ed78a4…/forgiveness-factor-04_20_2020 |
AuthorTim Markle has been practicing forgiveness for many years and teaching others how to forgive for five. Archives
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