Tag Archives: forgiveness

Getting Even Is Never Even

Posted on November 22, 2020 by editor

Revenge may feel right and even seem justified, but it’s damaging to us and the people we love. When, as a child, I bore a grudge or was tempted to retaliate for some unfairness or injustice, my mother would say: … Continue reading →

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Are You Bitter?

Posted on December 7, 2014 by editor

Bitterness results from what others did to us, said about us, or took from us (be it real or imaginary). Though we blame them for these ills, often we’re the voluntary victims of our own unforgiveness. Those filled with bitterness … Continue reading →

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Get Ready To Sing

Posted on June 1, 2014 by editor

Maya Angelou knew WHY the caged bird sings, but E.G. White explained HOW: “In the full light of day, and in hearing of the music of other voices, the caged bird will not sing the song that his master seeks … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: forgiveness

Getting Even Is Never Even

Are You Bitter?

Get Ready To Sing

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