I was talking with a man recently who’d been caring for his dying father.
"I left him to take care of some personal business,” he said. "I knew I shouldn’t have gone because something
inside told me not to go. But, I didn’t listen. My father died while I was gone."
Regret. The word originates from Old French— regreter, which means "bewail (the dead), feel sad, repentant, or
disappointed over (something that has happened or been done, esp. a…
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In this post, I'll use my experience with Ringo (see Part 1), to demonstrate self forgiveness, a powerful tool in service to inner healing.
As mentioned in Part 1, I was fifteen years old when my dog Ringo was hit by a car. As I ran to his side, he acknowledged my presence with one last wag of his tail . . . and then he died. I was devastated. I blamed myself for his death. I also blamed my mom, who was at work. I believed that, if she'd been home, this never would have…
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I was reflecting recently on my dog Ringo, who died after being hit by a car. I was fifteen. As I ran to his side, he acknowledged my presence with one last wag of his tail. I was devastated. I blamed myself for his death. I also blamed my mom, who was at work. I believed that, if she'd been home, this never would have happened. I thought Ringo shouldn't have died when he did.
Truth be told, I don't know why I'm here or what circumstances will best support my learning. And, if…
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USA Book News Best Book Award:
Winner, Death & Dying
Eric Hoffer First Horizon Award:
Highest Scoring Book
by a Debut Author
Independent Publisher Award:
Silver Medal Winner (IPPY),
Death & Dying
National Indie Excellence Award
Finalist, Death & Dying
International Book Awards:
Winner, Death & Dying
Global eBook Awards:
Winner, Death & Dying
National Indie Excellence Award
Finalist, New Age Non-Fiction
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