books about: forgive     books:       Forgive to Live: How Forgiveness Can Save Your Life3 reviews Dick Tibbits Thomas Nelson, 2008 Very useful and not a bad read There's a lot to like about this book. It's a quick read with a strong message you can't miss. By learning about the 3 levels of forgiveness and the steps to achieving them you'll be able to get rid of your grievance story (which the author claims everyone has) that is holding you back most in life. There are even some health benefits like lowering blood pressure and stress levels. The ...             Dare to Forgive: The Power of Letting Go and Moving On3 reviews Edward Hallowell M.D. HCI, 2006 wonderful book I find it surprising that no one has reviewed this book yet. I picked this up while I was on vacation, and of course I had numerous past wrongs that were stewing in the back of my mind (as we all do). This book is down to earth and written in an easy style. I thought I could never forgive some people that had wronged me "based on principle" and that I was not "a forgiving person". This book ...             Forgive and Forget: Healing the Hurts We Don't Deserve (Plus)17 reviews Lewis B. Smedes HarperOne, 2007 Healed my heart; Lewis Smedes tales you step-by-step, while holding your hand because he cares for you By the way, I almost never give a book the top rating but did for this one! This is the most psychologically and spirituality sound and practical book on forgiveness that I have ever encounterd. I *studied* this book, because I received heart-healing before finishing the book but found it had more riches each time I returned to it. Lewis Smedes served as the hand of God to heal my heart by ...             Can You Forgive Her? (Oxford World's Classics)20 reviews Anthony Trollope Oxford University Press, USA, 2008 Excellent -- on par with Tolstoy's Anna Karenina This was the first book I read by Anthony Trollope and I found it to be one of the best books I have ever read. Trollope combines a subtle sense of humor, rich descriptive imagery, and easy-to-understand writing style to create a book that tackles many of the same human, emotional, moral, and political issues that Tolstoy writes about. However, because the writing style is so much more ...             Dare To Forgive5 reviews Edward M. Hallowell HCI, 2004 Demystifying Forgiveness Ned Hallowell's gift is his ability to find, in the universal truths of human nature and behavior, those constructs that lie at the core of mental, emotional, and relational fulfillment. He always seems to know what's eating away at us, what's standing in the way of our hope and happiness. Those who have been fans of Dr. Hallowell's for years will recognize this in his books, Connect, Worry, and ...             Forgive for Good38 reviews Frederic Luskin HarperOne, 2003 Life changing if timing is right. This is a very practical, straight forward technique for letting go of what you are holding on to emotionally. It takes doing it, not just reading about it. Since I really needed it and was motivated, it worked spectacularly and helped me turn a major corner. For my friends to whom I recommended it, there were no such miracles: they were not in enough distress to bother doing the exercises. Save ...             How to Forgive Ourselves -- Totally: Begin Again by Breaking Free from Past Mistakes8 reviews R. T. Kendall Charisma House, 2007 Helpful book This is a great book - very helpful for growth as a Christian. He has a calm organized way of writing, takes up all the relevant points and helps you to understand what has happened, why you resist forgiving yourself, and what to do about it.             Forgive and Remember: Managing Medical Failure, 2nd Edition6 reviews Charles L. Bosk University Of Chicago Press, 2003 It Reminds Physicians of our Responsibilities As a medical student at the University of Chicago, Forgive and Remember helped shape my view of what good, caring physicians need to do when policing their own. I am currently on the quality assurance committees at three hospitals where I practice. I am buying several copies of Forgive and Remember for my committee colleagues who have not read this book. The temptations of money over our ...             Forgive for Love: The Missing Ingredient for a Healthy and Lasting Relationship3 reviews Frederic Luskin HarperOne, 2008 Forgive for Love I have just completed my first reading of "Forgive for Love" by Dr. Fred Luskin. This will be a book I read again and again. The book discusses the core need for forgiveness as an integral part of every healthy relationship. This subject matter is long overdue and Dr. Luskin's analysis and conclusions about the material are well thought out and well articulated. I valued this book because it ...             How Can I Forgive You?: The Courage to Forgive, the Freedom Not To17 reviews Janis A. Spring Harper Paperbacks, 2005 Excellent Resource Forgiveness is not always as easy as some would like to think. For those who have been victims of a deep hurt, this book provides insight and a way forward without platitudes and simple panaceas. Through personal experience, I've learned that forgiveness is a process, and that responses to injury are more varied than simply "forgive" and "not forgive." Spring proposes that there are four ...             Can You Ever Forgive Me?: Memoirs of a Literary Forger12 reviews Lee Israel Simon & Schuster, 2008 Controversially Clever When I looked over the first seven ratings given to this book, I was amazed to find only fives and ones. It would certainly appear that people either loved it or hated it. I can understand those who were personally affected by the offending behavior of the author would be outraged at a warm reception of the book. Certainly those who attack the book do so mostly because they feel that the book ...             How to Forgive...When You Don't Feel Like It2 reviews June Hunt Harvest House Publishers, 2007 Great book about the power of forgiveness How to Forgive When You Don't Feel Like It by June Hunt is a terrific book about the power of forgiveness, not just on the recipient, but on the giver as well. Hunt uses the analogy of a bag of rocks for the weight of unforgiveness that we carry around with us. These rocks of anger and bitterness weigh us down until it is difficult to move. She uses rocks in various metaphors throughout the rest ...             To Forgive Is Human: How to Put Your Past in the Past Michael E. McCullough, Steven J. Sandage, ... InterVarsity Press, 1997 Life is messy. Relationships are messy. And forgiveness is messy. But with this complete book on forgiveness, you can learn how to move ahead positively and constructively in ways you may never have thought possible.             Franklin Forgives (A Franklin TV Storybook)1 review Sharon Jennings, Paulette Bourgeois, ... Kids Can Press, Ltd., 2004 Honest and Touching Story - Excellent Lesson "Franklin Forgives" is a very deep Franklin story that focuses on what happens when Franklin's sister Harriet accidentally knocks Goldie's bowl into the pond. It was obviously an accident, but can Franklin bring himself to forgive her? A moving story, that would have worked well on television if production hadn't been stopped. This one goes deep and the ending is very satisfying. Possibly the ...             Forgive and Love Again: Healing Wounded Relationships2 reviews John Nieder, Thomas M. Thompson Harvest House Publishers, 2003 It helps you understand the importance of forgiveness. It is one of the best that I have ever read. I never really had a problem with forgiveness. However, as I began to reevaluate my life, I found that there were persons that when I thought of them, the memories were not a memory of forgiveness. I had to revaluate and ask forgiveness for a number of persons. I have shared this book with a number of persons and we are hoping to use this book ...             Don't Forgive Too Soon: Extending the Two Hands That Heal7 reviews Dennis Linn, Sheila Fabricant Linn, ... Paulist Press, 1997 Very thoughtful and helpful clarification of forgiveness. This discussion of forgiveness and its relationship to the five stages of grief is very helpful to anyone seeking to resolve conflicts in relationships past and present. The book is useful in helping the reader discover deeper issues of unforgiveness and gives careful and helpful guidance as to how to resolve these issues. As a professional psychotherapist and Christian counselor, I found ...             Helping Clients Forgive: An Empirical Guide for Resolving Anger and Restoring Hope9 reviews Robert D. Enright, Richard P. Fitzgibbons American Psychological Association (APA), 2000 Forgiveness for the Mainstream Clinician Thanks to "Helping Clients Forgive", the concept and process of "forgiveness" are not just for the confessional or the minister's office any more. I find much to recommend to clinicians- as well as pastoral caregivers and educators- about Enright and Fitzgibbons' book. First, it is the fruit of many years of multidisciplinary reflection on an extensive review of both practical (clinical and ...             Forgive Me: A Novel26 reviews Amanda Eyre Ward Ballantine Books, 2008 Another exciting novel from this talented writer This is a remarkable novel from Amanda Eyre Ward. If you have read her previous books, you will not be disappointed with this offering. In this novel, Ms. Ward ponders themes of forgiveness, redemption and regret. From the first page when we are thrown into the action, until its final conclusion, you will find this book hard to put down. Ms. Ward has an amazing ability to not only pull the ...             Forgive Us Our Debts: The Intergenerational Dangers of Fiscal Irresponsibility5 reviews Andrew L. Yarrow Yale University Press, 2008 Well-written, informative Must-Read for ages 16-95 Yarrow, a former NY Times journalist, with a masters in public policy from the Kennedy School at Harvard and a Ph.D. in 20th Century history from George Mason U., has specialized in this issue at Brookings and now Public Agenda. It takes massive research to suss out exactly what the U.S. owes, as individuals and as incurred by our government. Yarrow has written a highly readable book detailing ...             How to Forgive When You Can't Forget9 reviews Charles Klein Berkley Trade, 1997 Has some excellent points to ponder The following is quoted from the book..."Before there can be universal peace founded upon respect and appreciation of different ways...we will first have to inspire people to seek reunion with family members and friends. For as long as people willingly accept the brokenness of precious relationships, there can be no hope for a worldwide day of healing and peace." 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