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Gratefulness
“There is no way to peace. Peace IS the way.” ~A.J. Muste
By meeting them where they are and walking with them – if I am invited.
Listening without judgement.
My experience with forgiveness has been both as the forgiven and the forgiver. As the forgiven, I have learned that forgiving myself is the very first and most important aspect of being forgiven. As the forgiver, it doesn’t mean that the other has “gotten away with something” or that what took place was somehow “ok”. Forgiving another is one of the most liberating gifts one can give themselves. Forgiveness – true forgiveness – can be a process. It takes work, but like meditat...
My experience with forgiveness has been both as the forgiven and the forgiver. As the forgiven, I have learned that forgiving myself is the very first and most important aspect of being forgiven. As the forgiver, it doesn’t mean that the other has “gotten away with something” or that what took place was somehow “ok”. Forgiving another is one of the most liberating gifts one can give themselves. Forgiveness – true forgiveness – can be a process. It takes work, but like meditation, exercise or anything else we want to improve. One must practice it often.
Aliveness is something that comes from within – a deep sense of being.. Energy is focused in the gut. It is a “feeling”.
Liveliness is the outward expression of that “aliveness”. Liveliness is the “action” – the energy expressed outside of oneself.
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