SATURDAY APRIL 2 - AGAINST EVERYONE SALON 36 - FORGIVENESS (Patreon)

THIS POST IS FOR ALL PATRONS BUT ONLY PATRONS AT THE $10 TIER AND UP GET ACCESS TO THE SALON. 

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Friends,

Have you noticed the intensity of embittered-ness and resentment in our time? It can seem like when someone "crosses a line" or slips up - or especially when they've done incontrovertible harm - there's no place for them on Earth anymore. No escape, no exit.

And yet...

Forgiveness is a potent and powerful spiritual principle. But how should we apply it? Are there limits to it? How often? And what happens in a spiritual sense when we forgive? 

Join me and a dynamic community of fellow patrons to discuss forgiveness.

Here's how it works:

1. Before the salon, reflect on forgiveness. What has it looked like in your life? When you've been forgiven, when you've forgiven others, when you've longed to receive it but been denied, when you couldn't find it in you to forgive... what was all of that like for you? Is there someone you could forgive now?

2. 72-24 hours before the salon, I'll post a link you TO SIGN IN to the salon. Log in a few minutes before our start time. 

3. For those who haven't been to a chat before: I'll be talking for a bit in the beginning, and then I'll open it up to discussion. When I do, you'll bring your own thoughts to bear; on what I say, on what others in the room say, on your own thoughts before we started. And think of it this way: you'll be the first person to talk. You might not be, but if you are, what will you have to say?

4. Remember: we work through the principle of RESONANCE. That means you when we talk about the texts and with each other, we say what is interesting to us, or what something makes us think, what directions it sends us in. We don't talk about what we disagree with, either with each other or with the text. This isn't to get you to agree with everything, but instead to see what productive conversations are generated from a restriction that involves perpetually keeping curiosity and good will in the conversation. Also please do follow the urge to contribute if you have it and to interact with what the community members say, not only me; in other words, talk with and to everyone in the room!

See you soon,
XO
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