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Are you holding on to past hurts and anger as if it were some sort of badge of honor?

Stop that!

"When you hold resentment toward another," says Catherine Ponder, "you are bound to that
person or condition by an emotional link that is stronger than steel. Forgiveness is the only way to dissolve that link and get free."

Now, I know that it can sometimes be hard to forgive. That’s why I wrote the book about how to forgive, called A Forgiveness Journal: Letting Go of the Past. And that’s why I want to invite you to attend this special telesummit that I am hosting and speaking at.

It’s called the Forgiveness and Emotional Release Telesummit. I have assembled a group of 7 experts on forgiveness who share their illuminating insights in interviews that will inspire and touch you! Best of all, it available to anyone who wants to attend for FR*EE!

This complimentary telesummit starts THIS SATURDAY, August 1, and extends through
Friday, August 7. Act now to register for this life-changing online experience!

http://www.aforgivenessjournal.com/telesummit2009/

Better yet, you won’t even have to leave your home — nor rearrange your schedule — to participate! Each recording will be posted and available for you to listen to via online streaming audio for 24 hours. All you’ll need to hear each session is a computer with access to the Internet and some speakers.

Won’t you join me?

Blessings,
Kristin Robertson

PS: Remember, you’ll have a full 24 hours to listen to and replay each and every presentation … and it’s all F*R*E*E!

http://www.aforgivenessjournal.com/telesummit2009/

In the news recently, we’ve learned of several public figures practicing forgiveness toward others. In interviews with Oprah and Larry King in May, Elizabeth Edwards spoke openly about the emotional pain she released in forgiving her husband, John Edwards, for his infidelity to their marriage. Jenny Sanford has also announced her intention to forgive her husband, Governor Mark Sanford, for his affair with another woman. Before she jolted the voters with her announcement about abdicating the Alaska governor’s position, Sarah Palin forgave David Letterman after he apologized last month for the inappropriate joke he made about her youngest daughter. Thank you to these courageous women for the example they set with forgiveness.

You’ll have a chance to learn more about forgiveness as you watch my new YouTube video about creating a grievance story. And, International Forgiveness Day is approaching on August 2, 2009. I’ll be celebrating that important day by inviting you to attend a Telesummit on Forgiveness and Releasing Emotions.

All the best,

Kristin

On Sunday, July 26, from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. in the Community room, Kristin Robertson will offer a 4-hour experiential seminar called How to Forgive Anyone…Including Yourself. In this seminar, Kristin teaches a seven-step forgiveness process that will set you free from anger, resentment, and regrets. She also presents two variations on the seven-step process: a Quick Win forgiveness practice and the essential practice of self-forgiveness. A suggested love offering of $35 covers the seminar and a comprehensive student manual.

Kristin Robertson is preaching on the topic, Forgiveness is Freedom, at the 10:00 worship service.

All are welcome to either event.

A light lunch is being offered at the church by Wellness Gourmet at 11:15, and a love offering of $6 is suggested to cover meal costs.

Sunday, July 26, 12:00-4:00

Pathways Church, 525 S. Nolen Street, Suite 300, Southlake, TX  76092 (map)

$35 Suggested Love Offering

To register, please send Kristin a communication here.

I’m tickled pink to be able to share my new YouTube video with you, which is about how to avoid the need for forgiveness!  Enjoy!

With the Forgiveness and Emotional Release Telesummit coming up the first week in August, some of my guest speakers are jumping in on the Virtual Book Tour.

Pamela Bruner, a Success Coach, Certified Firewalk Instructor, and Certified EFT Practitioner, helps coaches, consultants and healing practitioners create thriving businesses to better serve the world. Last week she included an article of mine in her ezine and posted a review of A Forgiveness Journal on her blog. For the telesummit, she’ll be talking about how EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) can help you with forgiveness.

Marilyn Foreman, a parenting facilitator, teacher, speaker, and author of KidBits: Inspiration for Parents, advocated A Forgiveness Journal as a useful tool in creating better parent/child relationships on her blog, Thoughts from Marilyn. She will be talking with me about Forgiveness and the Parent/Child Relationship during the Telesummit.