Description
Feeling trapped by negative emotions? Learn how to release harmful hurts and grudges to reclaim joy.
Overwhelmed by emotional disruptions? Ready to face down pain? Yearning to piece a fractured soul back together? Jacqueline T. Hill holds advanced degrees in education and divinity and has years of experience helping people work past the mental, physical, and spiritual harm that lingering bitterness can cause. And in this passionate and intimate guidebook, she’ll gently prod you to confront the roots of your trauma and forgive not only others but also your inner self.
Forgiving You: Moving Towards Your Healing By Processing Your Emotions & Overcoming Offenses is a detailed exploration of how the act of forgiveness is not a moment in time, but a gradual process. Through a combination of real-life anecdotes, scholarly investigation, and expert advice, Hill breaks the seemingly impossible challenge of offering personal pardons down into manageable actions. And backed by her informative, heartfelt teaching, you’ll finally be able to salve throbbing wounds and restore your happiness.
In Forgiving You, you’ll discover:
- How to recognize the benefits of reconciliation and use them to strengthen your heart
- Ways to escape the cycle of suffering and embrace optimism instead
- Different approaches for moving on, so you can pick the road that’s right for your soul
- The dangerous consequences of unforgiveness and why letting go of anger brings peace
- Techniques for motivating yourself through the steps, and much, much more!
Forgiving You is the healing first book in the Transforming You self-improvement series. If you like insightful prescriptions, whole-life perspectives, and gentle guidance, then you’ll love Jacqueline T. Hill’s eye-opening methods.
A. Cunningham –
Forgiving You really helps you look at the unhealed parts of yourself, and understand the fractures in your offender. In other words, it helps you better grasp why your offender hurt you. This doesn’t excuse their behavior towards you. Rather it puts a lot into perspective. Honestly, it was a bit hard to read because of lots of unforgiveness within myself. I’d pick it up and put it down. I finally got through the book, and am able to forgive myself, my offenders and use the tools on a daily basis as needed. Jacqueline, definitely takes you from where you are to having a forgiving heart, which is where you want to be.
J. Abercrombie (verified owner) –
Hmm…I usually don’t write reviews about Amazon products unless I am trying to warn another customer about possibly wasting money.
However, after reading Jacqueline T. Hill’s new book, FORGIVING YOU, I had to give you all the low down.
In one word, the read was simply amazing! At the same time, I felt as though Ms. Hill had been reading the journal pages of my own life.
Yes! This book is that personable.
In every chapter, I came across a little piece of myself.
And the shocking part of all was that Ms. Hill’s unique craft transparently describes how and why we should forgive ourselves when we forgive those who offend us.
To me, it is like paying for MY own food first in a drive thru line, and then paying for the person’s food behind me.
Forgiving is showing self-love. Think about it, the Bible tells us to love others as thyself. So how can we love or forgive others without doing the same for ourselves.
Hill’s book is a prescription for one’s healing process, which explains how holding on to hurt can also lead to major health conditions, physical, mental and emotional.
In closing, I know many of you feel very uncomfortable telling a stranger in some small office about your life’s woes.
So, if that describes you, FORGIVING YOU is definitely a great alternative to start your healing. That in itself is a gift of true love.
Enjoy! I sure did!
-J.A.
Marsha –
Forgiving You helps you understand yourself better as well as the hows and whys you should forgive. Many epiphany moments in reading this wonderful piece of work. I feel like Hill’s book has helped me free myself from the burden of grudge holding. Forgive and be forgiving!
Susan Thompson –
Forgiving is something I have always struggled with as I just pushed it deep down inside. Not anymore! Jacqueline Hill’s book has opened my eyes and heart to the beauty and necessity of forgiveness. She set the foundation and premise to start forgiving those who have hurt me but more importantly, to start forgiving myself.