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25 Practical Uses for Radical Forgiveness: A Handbook for Solving the Problems and Challenges of Everyday Life in a New Way
From this award-winning author comes his new book that helps people solve their life problems. It opens with a brief explanation of the concept of Radical Forgiveness. What is offered then is clear insight into how it can be applied with great success to a specific set of 25 situations. all of which can yield to having the practice of Radical Forgiveness applied to them. They include. • Family breakdowns • Divorce Negotiations • Death of a Loved One • Health Related Problems • Weight Loss Issues • Legal Disputes • Business Challenges • Addictions • Traumas This is one of those indispensable handbooks that provide readers with practical answers to real problems as and when they arise. It is totally optimistic in its approach and yet totally realistic in the advice given and solutions offered. It is based on this author's many years of experience in teaching this method to people all around the world.
283 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 22, 2014
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September 3, 2016
I enjoyed to read this book. It gives insights into a new mode of thinking and it helps to think and rethink about some happenings in one's own life. I also learned to think twice, before making hasty judgements on somebody or something. In turn, this helped me to realize a lot of reality and to see behind the curtain.
Nevertheless, in my opinion, Tipping's method is not practicable in all cases (i.e. in "hard core" cases). For example, I could never accept that there is/was a "higher divine purpose" in Hitler's doings or in the case of rape. Of course, Tipping mentions several times that "bad actions" should never go scot-free or be an excuse for anything.
One very very important point in the book was the subject "victim". It is very true that we take over the victimhood ever so often, because it is a very easy "tool" to interpret happenings. Again at this point, I realized a lot of "truths" when I rethought happenings in my own life and in the opposite site (given that I know the other person well). In my opinion, and also what Tipping mentions is, once a person has "broke" this cycle of victimhood, the person's self-healing will start and life will get easier.
Although some people will find Tipping's way of thinking somehow "radical", I strongly recommend this book to everyone. Even if one doesn't want to apply "radical forgiveness", it is nice to read about.
Nevertheless, in my opinion, Tipping's method is not practicable in all cases (i.e. in "hard core" cases). For example, I could never accept that there is/was a "higher divine purpose" in Hitler's doings or in the case of rape. Of course, Tipping mentions several times that "bad actions" should never go scot-free or be an excuse for anything.
One very very important point in the book was the subject "victim". It is very true that we take over the victimhood ever so often, because it is a very easy "tool" to interpret happenings. Again at this point, I realized a lot of "truths" when I rethought happenings in my own life and in the opposite site (given that I know the other person well). In my opinion, and also what Tipping mentions is, once a person has "broke" this cycle of victimhood, the person's self-healing will start and life will get easier.
Although some people will find Tipping's way of thinking somehow "radical", I strongly recommend this book to everyone. Even if one doesn't want to apply "radical forgiveness", it is nice to read about.
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