Lauren Adebesin | ♥️ Coach
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I help strong women invite soft, meaningful love—without losing herself. - D.E.E.P. Connection Heart Coach Master Trainer
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Should We Forgive Murderers?
In my original post on Vocal Media, The Art of Healing: Forgiveness & Reconciliation, Dharrsheena Raja Segarran commented, "I'm struggling with forgiveness, to be honest. It's like asking me to forgive something that I will never be okay with. For example, let's take murder. I don't think anyone would be okay with that. So how do we forgive someone who murdered? And if we do, does that mean we are okay with murder? It's all just too complicated."
By Lauren Adebesin | ♥️ Coach3 years ago in Humans
Anastasia's Absolution: The Unforgiven Series
POWDER BLUE EYES Ana groaned softly as she slowly opened her eyes, squinting through narrow slits. She was still feeling quite sleepy. Ana pressed the back of her hand firmly against her left eye socket to alleviate the strain on her eyes, causing her to momentarily see stars. Then, shielding herself from the light, she felt some tension drain from her eyes, allowing her to gradually reconnect with the world around her.
By Lauren Adebesin | ♥️ Coach3 years ago in Fiction
The Art of Healing: Forgiveness & Reconciliation
Forgiveness and reconciliation are two terms often used interchangeably but have distinct meanings. Lawful forgiveness (not personal) is pardoning someone for wrongdoing or offense. It is a decision to let go of negative feelings such as anger, resentment, or revenge toward the person who has hurt us.
By Lauren Adebesin | ♥️ Coach3 years ago in Humans
