How to Forgive

In Episode 13, your spiritual bffs dive into the topic of forgiveness. What is forgiveness? Many of us struggle with the misconception that forgiving someone who’s hurt us means we condone what they did. But is it as simple as forgive and forget? We’ll share about our personal experiences with how to let go of anger and heal from resentment or chronic blame. We’ll offer suggestions for helpful spiritual tools to help with this process, including a prayer for forgiveness. Are you struggling with self forgiveness? Or are you stuck in blame or resentment? Come join the conversation and let us know about your experience and what has helped you move toward healing.

Reviews

Love this, thank you for the introduction of tools for beginning to explore to uncomfortable journey into forgiveness.

I really appreciate how you kept things real. I too am struggling in forgiveness specifically towards God. So much of what you said I could resonate with. I really hope I can take away something now to aid my own healing and ability to move forward. Thank you so much.

I'm in tears, you girls cracked my heart wide open. It felt good to be in the room with you. 😍

I'm pretty old and most of my ancient stuff has been forgiven and released. Frankly, with some people who were in my life, if there ARE other lifetimes, I don't want to meet up with them until they've done a ton of evolution, or not at all! What's hard for me is the here and now, specifically my nearly middle-aged daughters. I used to say that I didn't know how wrong I was until I had three daughters. Their father abhorred confrontation, so, sadly, he didn't support me or teach the girls to respect me. They can talk the talk but they don't necessarily walk the walk.
Each one is an amazing woman in her own right, rational, intelligent and capable, and they are excellent friends and mothers, but they can be hard-hearted and judgmental where I am concerned. I guess they did it all on their own, right?

I have a ton of work to do in forgiveness…you gave me a start. Thank you.

Thank you for you’re vulnerableness. This was beyond helpful!