Forgiveness: The Greatest Healer Of All

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Forgivenss: The Greatest Healer of All is written in simple, down-to-earth language. It explains why so many of us find it difficult to forgive and why holding on to grievances is really a decision to sufer. The book describes what causes us to be unforgiving and how our minds work to justify this. It goes on to point out the toxic side effects of being unforgiving and the havoc it can play on our bodies and on our lives. But above all.It leads us to the vast benefits of forgiving. The author shares powerful stories that open our hearts to the miracles which can take plae when we truly believe that no one needs to be excluded from our love. Sprinkled throughout the book are Forgiveness Reminders that my be used as daily affirmatiosn supporting a new life free of past grievances. About The Author Gerald G. Jampolsky, M.D., a child and adult psychiatrist, is a graduate of Stanford Medical School. In 1975. He founded the First Center for Attitudinal Healing. Now a worldwide network with independent centers in over thirty countries. He is an internationally recognized authority in the fields of psychiatry, health, business, and education. Dr. Jampolsky has published extensively, including his best-selling Short cuts to god. He had his wife, physiotherapist and author Diane Circulation, Ph. D., have worked in forty nine countries and currently reside in both northern California and Hawaii. Table Of Contents Foreword Acknowledgments Introduction To The Reader The Roots of Unhappiness What is Forgiveness? The Unforgiving Mind The Top Twenty Reasons Why We Don't Forgive Removing the Obstacles to Forgiveness Miracles of ForgivenessEpilogue