Category Archive for 'Forgiveness'
Tuesday 15 Dec 2009
In fact all three CDs, Feel Welcome Now, Feel Forgiveness Now, and Chakra Mountain are available at http://www.cdbaby.com/Search/RHlulEp1bGlldCBSb2hkZS1Ccm93bg%3d%3d/O
Juliet Rohde-Brown | Energi Music, Forgiveness, Guided Visualizations, Imagery, Imagination, Lovingkindness Meditation, Meditation and Forgiveness, Music and Forgiveness, Practices, neural integration
Sunday 01 Nov 2009
There is growing evidence that when an elder is welcomed to share his or her story, there are measurable healing effects. This is referred to as Reminiscence Therapy and it is gaining ground for helping with healing depression and building a sense of meaning and purpose for our elders. While most of the studies [...]
Juliet Rohde-Brown | Elders, Forgiveness, Imagery, Reminiscence Therapy, Stories
Sunday 18 Oct 2009
I am typically not one to boast, but people have been encouraging me to post a little something about a recent award that Shantha Sri and I received for our CD, Feel Forgiveness Now. We were pleased to receive news that we had been included in the list of final nominees for the Just Plain [...]
Juliet Rohde-Brown | Energi Music, Forgiveness, Guided Visualizations, Imagery, Meditation and Forgiveness, Music and Forgiveness, Practices
Friday 09 Oct 2009
Sometimes people find themselves in the position of being the only available caretaker for a dying family member who has been the perpetrator of either emotional or physical abuse. Sonja was a woman who had given her entire life to the upbringing of her children and grandchildren and she was loved for her candidness and [...]
Tags: care taking, forgiveness and abuse, heart centeredness, Relationships, self-forgiveness
Juliet Rohde-Brown | Forgiveness
Monday 05 Oct 2009
As you reflect on any situations that come to mind from your life, take a moment to ask yourself the following questions:
v Have I said something sarcastic to a friend or loved one recently?
v What did I really want from our relationship in that moment?
v What did I want the person to know about me? [...]
Tags: forgiveness practices, Relationships
Juliet Rohde-Brown | Forgiveness, Practices
Tuesday 22 Sep 2009
Needless to say, you will face challenges that strain your tranquility. A few small steps can help you weather these storms.
Watch and accept the activity as it emerges into your field of awareness, and do so without judgment.
Name it.
Take a deep breath.
Allow the activity to naturally pass from your field of [...]
Juliet Rohde-Brown | Divorce-forgiveness, Forgiveness, Practices
Monday 07 Sep 2009
In her work with people who are literally in the last stages of life, Kathleen Dowling Singh has observed that self-forgiveness is important in creating an essential level of peace in those who are dying. As people look back over their lives they gradually come to recognize that they will no longer have the [...]
Juliet Rohde-Brown | Forgiveness
Sunday 06 Sep 2009
Brain/cognitive studies and spirituality studies are beginning to cross over into investigating forgiveness. This is a positive movement. A researcher in Italy, Dr. Pietro Pietrini, at the University of Pisa Medical School, is studying the neural basis of forgiveness. Berry & Worthington are attempting to explore forgiveness as a trait and are finding that those [...]
Juliet Rohde-Brown | Forgiveness
Sunday 23 Aug 2009
In relation to forgiveness in the context of divorce, evidence suggests that it is important to address wounds of divorce while they are fresh. It is clear that depression and anger can linger on into the later stages of divorce and life in general. The findings from my study on forgiveness and divorce suggest that [...]
Tags: divorce, Forgiveness, metta lovingkindness
Juliet Rohde-Brown | Divorce-forgiveness
Saturday 15 Aug 2009
The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a Heaven of Hell, a Hell of Heaven.
John Milton, Paradise Lost
In The Power of Now, visionary Eckhart Tolle talks about building a cradle of compassion in your heart. He says there is no other time than the present moment, no better time than [...]
Juliet Rohde-Brown | Forgiveness
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