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“I Want to Forgive But I Still Have Pain.”
This phrase frequently comes up during in the course of counseling. Many have injuries from past and even current relationships that continue to cause pain thus hindering advancement to fuller productive lives. The desire to move on is present but … Continue reading
Posted in Counseling, Health, suffering, Uncategorized
Tagged Forgiveness, Self-compassion, self-esteem
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Reflections on Over the Hill + One Year
Another date crossed out on the calendar as I approach another year of my journey. Over a half of a century is definitely in my rear view mirror. I do know that in many ways my “inside self” still feels … Continue reading
Posted in Counseling, Saints, suffering, Uncategorized
Tagged Aging, Birthday, humility, perfectionism, self-esteem, St. Claude de la Columbiere
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