READ: I’m not Angry, am I?
October 15, 2011 by Gina
Filed under •-Headline, Angels, Books, Forgiveness, Intuition, Personal Growth, Spirituality
In my intuitive reading business, Angel Works, I encounter many people who struggle with anger and related issues. Mostly, they struggle with realizing they are angry in the first place. I guess it’s because anger traditionally has such a bad reputation; I mean only vengeful, awful and terribly mean people who cannot be the least [...]
READ: 3 Blessings that Forgiveness Brings
September 27, 2011 by Kasia Rachfall
Filed under •-Feature, Family & Relationships, Forgiveness, Relationships
Forgiveness can play an integral part in ushering these new changes that you can to create for yourself. It will allow you truly cut ties with any bonds from your past and focus on creating your future and living in the present.
The Lost Art of Forgiveness
September 6, 2011 by the Phenomenal Lauren G
Filed under •-Headline, Family & Relationships, Forgiveness
I myself lost the art of forgiving. I have been away from my forgiveness posts for a long time. I just decided to renew my forgiveness postings and get back to Anasha. Forgiveness is my life. I think about it daily. I live it daily. There is nothing that ever stops me from forgiving. But [...]
Forgive Your Enemies – Nothing Annoys Them More
July 18, 2011 by Shasta
Filed under •-Headline, Aging, Forgiveness, Insights
Recently Ian and I were discussing a “family feud”. What is astounding to me is how we can so closely guard our sense of injustice, victim-hood and anger – literally hold onto it for decades regardless of our age. The people involved are now older people – 60 and 70s. “Perhaps it is time to [...]
Uncovering the Past, One Life at a Time.
June 21, 2011 by Janice Chrysler
Filed under •-Feature, Forgiveness, Past Lives, Short stories
For years Jane has felt unworthy to have good things in her life. Over the past year she started to read more self-help books and forced herself to attend workshops, take part in activities that she normally would avoid in an attempt to make positive changes in her life.
