Comments on: Mondays with Mac: Emotional Baggage

By: dave kumar

dave kumar — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 23:47:01 +0000

buddhima jayarathne – may be god took away wrong person from your life and made the room for the better person and more deserving for you and your child , . evrything happens for the good , just wait and watch for the devine intervention .

By: Lionel A. Frederick

Lionel A. Frederick — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 21:37:57 +0000

These words really represent the desired foundimentals of true success. Many years ago, I had the previllage to be acquainted with some writings on true motivation for a successful life in every undertaking; somehow I lost the essence of it all through a series of very unfortunate circumstances. Now, I must thank you very much with all my heart for refreshing my subconsciousness on the realities of life.

Thank You.

Lionel A. Frederick.

By: Buddhima Jayarathne

Buddhima Jayarathne — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 09:16:00 +0000

As the old saing goes it’s extreamly true “Err is humane & pardon’s devine”. But it requires strenght & spiritual compromise to forgive not for trivial things but for thing like infidility & adversity.If your loved one, your husband, your child’s father left you behind without fair reason,it requires measureless srength to forgive.

By: Don

Don — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 14:43:08 +0000

I would like to add the other end of this puzzle too – that of apology. When one feels the one needs to forgive something, it often pays to take a closer look at one’s own responsibilities. Do that, and you will often find something that you did to create the situation that could be resolved by the power of apology.

By: Sister Timothy Victoria Villaram

Sister Timothy Victoria Villaram — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 09:49:36 +0000

I have been receiving your newsletter for a long time, but it only at this time that got into my attention and interest. How I wish I could get a set of your wonderful materials and inspiration, but as for the moment, I am penniless and could not afford to do so.
I work as an International Coordinator for development and dedicated my life, services and the little I have for the poor in Asia, Africa and Eastern Europe.For the moment , I am based in Rome, but on late January, I will be based in the Philippines as International Coordinator of ISDEC – Asia.
I will have a new e-mail address then and I will let you know. Thank you again for the inspirations you are sowing around the world which keep the world and its people brighter and happier.
Sister Timothy Villaram, fsp
ISDEC International Coordinator
Via San Giovanni Eudes, 25
00163 Rome, Italy
Tel. 0039/06.661.30.39
Fax.0039/06.661. 57.208
E-mail: timisdec@fspemail.it

By: Dee

Dee — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 08:38:10 +0000

This is absolutely very true and works! For a very long time i struggled to forgive my 2 collegues who had developped resentment for me because they felt that my boss favoured. For about 2 months we never talked after one of them told me on my face that the boss favoured me! they had even gone to the extent of giving me a nickname that i came to learn when one of them sent a me wrong message unknowingly talking about me. I was very hurt. After reading these encouraging messages, i day one day invited them for a cup of coffee told them how i felt about how they treated me. i forgave them,forgot everything now we are talking everyday. recently they called me and asked for forgiveness. Thank you for these encouragements!!! May God richly bless you.

By: Linda Kelch

Linda Kelch — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 16:43:17 +0000

I have been reciving this newsletter for over a year now and words can not say how much the movies inspire me.
I am a 16yr., breast cancer “Survivor” and the movies have helped me so much when i am really stressed out or waiting for test results.I have shared it with so many friends and family members in hope they will get something out of it to.I don’t see how anyone could watch the movies and not feel their spirit moved by them.I believe it helps me in my survivorship!Thank you from the bottom of MY HEART!!!!!

By: Deborah

Deborah — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 16:08:41 +0000

Thanks Mac-

Your work is Truth. Because Truth is Alive and Powerful, my mind, heart and emotions are touched is a very Powerful way as I view and read your work.

Thank You for Your Leadership!

I will be forwarding my passionate response to a recent political speech for you consideration. This came about as a result of both
1.) God working forgiveness within my heart toward an abusive parent and
2.) response to the Love Joy Movie ‘Power Shot’ I received from a friend.

Deborah

By: JoAnna Brandi

JoAnna Brandi — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 16:01:11 +0000

You are so right. Holding on to resentment is like drinking poison and expecting someone else to die. In our personal and business dealings resentment sucks energy from all the forward thinking positive actions we could be taking to move forward.

Forgiveness work in either arena frees up energy and gives us new hope for the future. It is hard to forgive someone who has wronged you or betrayed you, but it is perhaps the most important thing you can do for yourself.

By: dave kumar

dave kumar — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 20:47:02 +0000

you are absolutely right jeff. i have gone through that myself . i have not spoken to my cousin for 7 years just for small misunderstanding . but after i forgot everything and cleared out everything , now we are talking everyday and help each other in business .