Tag: Forgiveness
Tag: Forgiveness
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Videos and Podcasts: The Choice to Forgive
By Fred Luskin | September 14, 2010Fred Luskin argues that forgiveness boils down to a simple choice: whether to dwell over past hurts or try to see the good in others.
Articles: Fred Luskin Explains How to Forgive
By Jason Marsh | August 24, 2010His research-tested technique for giving up your grudges.
Videos and Podcasts: Wanting “Yes” and Getting “No”
By Fred Luskin | August 23, 2010Fred Luskin explains that the essence of forgiveness is being resilient when things don’t go your way.
Videos and Podcasts: The Sea of Vulnerability
By Fred Luskin | August 22, 2010Fred Luskin argues that part of forgiveness is accepting our own vulnerability.
Videos and Podcasts: Constructive Anger
By Fred Luskin | August 21, 2010Fred Luskin explains the difference between constructive and destructive anger, and argues that constructive anger carries important benefits while destructive anger prevents us from forgiving.
Articles: What is Forgiveness?
By Fred Luskin | August 19, 2010Forgiveness expert Fred Luskin explains what it takes to give up a grudge.
Videos and Podcasts: The Resolution of Grief
By Fred Luskin | August 15, 2010Fred Luskin explains why we’ve got to grieve a loss or hurt before we can forgive it.
Videos and Podcasts: Forgiveness Requires Gratitude
By Fred Luskin | August 13, 2010Fred Luskin explains why cultivating gratitude and compassion helps people to forgive.
Articles: The Hows of Happiness
By Jason Marsh | July 21, 2010Seven research-tested strategies for a happier life.
Raising Happiness: Holiday Happiness: Is it all About Forgiveness?
By Christine Carter | October 28, 2009
Raising Happiness: Would You Guys Just Knock It Off? 10 Steps to Peace in Your Household
By Christine Carter | December 2, 2008
Articles: Book Review: Altruism, Intergroup Apology, Forgiveness, and Reconciliation
By Meera Lee Sethi | Fall 2008By Samuel P. Oliner, assisted by Piotr Olaf Zylicz
Paragon House, 2008, 328 pages
Articles: Book Review: Beyond Revenge
By Azim Shariff | Summer 2008Beyond Revenge: The Evolution of the Forgiveness Instinct
By Michael McCullough, Jossey-Bass, 2008, 320 pages
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