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Walter Jacobson, M.D. | September 8, 2013
Many of us have difficulty forgiving others. On one hand, we know it's the right thing to do. On the other hand, we resist. We have been hurt and we're angry and we believe that forgiveness would send the message......
Letting go of anger, grievances, resentments and other attack thoughts is a key component of the Forgiveness Diet. When we release these negative emotions and replace them with thoughts of acceptance, tolerance, compassion and forgiveness, we esteem ourselves, we eliminate......
Spiritual principles CAN lead to material success. The premise is this: If we get in our own way and block our own success due to unconscious, self-sabotaging behaviors, then when we get out of our own way by stopping our......
Gratitude is a valuable supplement to the Forgiveness Diet. As we maintain a focus on what we have to be grateful for, rather than what we lack or how we’ve been victimized, it makes it easier for us to be......
Visualizations are a valuable supplement to the Forgiveness Diet.There is a special "Forgiveness Bridge" visualization which is extremely powerful and effective in overcoming the unwillingness to forgive someone. SCROLL DOWN TO WATCH VIDEO. For more information, check out the Amazon......
Walter Jacobson, M.D. | June 4, 2012 | International
It is a fallacy to believe that the weak shall inherit the earth. Meek does not mean weak. Meek means compassionate. Meek means accepting. Meek means forgiving. This world of ours will not resolve its conflicts with bullets and bombs.......
We have been so indoctrinated, trained, and programmed to see the world a certain way, to think a certain way, to behave in a certain way to the point where we are on automatic pilot: We see things, think things......
Everything is Love or a Call For Love. When we appreciate this Truth and integrate it into our moment to moment consciousness, when people say hurtful and unloving things to us, we don't see the attack. We see someone......
Walter Jacobson, M.D. | September 7, 2011 | Lifestyle
Our ego is threatened by our desire to accept and forgive others. Our ego is driven by our fear and insecurity. We need to give it no power to influence us. We do this by reminding ourselves daily, every moment,......