Freedom to forget
Subtitle: releasing pain from the past, embracing hope for the future
By: Dan Willis.
Publisher: Whitaker House
Published: 2007
Place of publication: New Kensington, PA
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780883682227
Subjects: Forgiveness -- Religious aspects -- Christianity; Attitude change -- Religious aspects -- Christianity; Memory -- Religious aspects -- Christianity; Pain -- Religious aspects -- Christianity; Suffering -- Religious aspects -- Christianity
Description: "Shows how dwelling on pain from the past can destroy a life, but forgetting past hurts and moving on is possible"--Provided by publisher.
Table of contents: title: The first step; title: Lose the details; title: Understanding is not necessary; title: From point A to point B; title: Does true forgiving mean instant forgetting?; title: Smiling in the funeral parlor; title: Keep hope alive!; title: The preventative medicine of consistent gratitude; title: Exhaustion helps you remember; title: Endorphins and five-minute facelifts; title: It is funny to forget sometimes; title: Dealing with jerks; title: Clueless; title: Flowers blossom in the strangest places; title: Reconciliation goes a long way; title: The product of adversity; title: Discover your purpose; title: Dysfunctional families; title: Just going through the cemetery; title: No wastebaskets in heaven; title: Do not lie about the pain; title: Love checkup; title: The chapter you may not want to read; title: Follow-up therapy; title: What eagles and your adversary have in common; title: Getting away; title: Turn the lights on.