Episode 24: Healing Through Forgiveness with The LOVE > hate Project Founder Buck Blodgett, Part One
10 de ene. de 2024 ·
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Content/Trigger Warnings: This episode contains content including the death, violence, and sexual crimes from 2min30sec to 7min30sec and from 20min30sec to 22min. Listener Discretion is advised. It's easy to forgive...
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Content/Trigger Warnings: This episode contains content including the death, violence, and sexual crimes from 2min30sec to 7min30sec and from 20min30sec to 22min. Listener Discretion is advised.
It's easy to forgive the smaller trespasses in life - the occasional slip-up or minor accident often pale in comparison to some of life's greater challenges. Some of us may not even embrace forgiveness in the traditional sense, opting instead to simply 'move on' or 'let it go'. But sometimes, things happen that we can't control, and disaster strikes in the most unexpected of ways, prompting a deeper, more meaningful response that may not be so easy to forgive. In Part One of their conversation on Forgiveness, Kelly Parbs sits down with longtime collaborator and founder of The LOVE > hate Project Founder Buck Blodgett to talk about just what forgiveness means to him, what the four key distinctions to true forgiveness are, and why he chose to forgive when an overwhelming tragedy befell his family on July 15th, 2013.
Whether it's delivering a high-value employee assistance program, student support, or responding to a crisis in your organization or community, OnTopic with Empathia brings competence, compassion, and commitment to those who need it most. Find out more at https://www.empathia.com.
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It's easy to forgive the smaller trespasses in life - the occasional slip-up or minor accident often pale in comparison to some of life's greater challenges. Some of us may not even embrace forgiveness in the traditional sense, opting instead to simply 'move on' or 'let it go'. But sometimes, things happen that we can't control, and disaster strikes in the most unexpected of ways, prompting a deeper, more meaningful response that may not be so easy to forgive. In Part One of their conversation on Forgiveness, Kelly Parbs sits down with longtime collaborator and founder of The LOVE > hate Project Founder Buck Blodgett to talk about just what forgiveness means to him, what the four key distinctions to true forgiveness are, and why he chose to forgive when an overwhelming tragedy befell his family on July 15th, 2013.
Whether it's delivering a high-value employee assistance program, student support, or responding to a crisis in your organization or community, OnTopic with Empathia brings competence, compassion, and commitment to those who need it most. Find out more at https://www.empathia.com.
Find More Resources from Empathia at:
- Website: https://www.empathia.com
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- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/EmpathiaVlog
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Kristina Eckert
hace 5 meses
What an amazing message! It's not a feeling, it is a cognitive choice. My choosing forgivness isn't dependant on whether or not I was asked to give it. The gift of forgiving is a gift you actually give to yourself...we all need to hear this! Kelly and Buck compliment one another with insight and respect. The content of this podcast will continue to be relevant for generations to come. I am grateful for this message. It speaks truth and educates me on ways I can do better. Thank you!!
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