Dear Folks,

Do you know other books, alike Katie Byron's "Loving what is?"

All suggestions are welcome.

Traveller (no more)

Hello everybody,

Listen, I read Katie Byron. I don't know if you read it, but she says that it is very important to ask for forgiveness.

I think she is right, but then she never says what you should do when you cannot ask for forgiveness. When for example you lost all contact with a person and that person moved to another place and you don't know where.

I mean, you cannot always find a person in those circumstances. Should you?

What would you do?

With love,

Traveller no more

Hi Traveller,

We meet again...

When you cannot ask for forgiveness, your intention is enough.  It is done.  If you meet with the person again, you of course can say what you need to say.  Love is real.  

I know you understand this.

love, blink

Blink,

This makes sense.

But I still cannot believe it is this simple.
Can it be this simple?

With love,

Traveller no more

It can be simple.  Let's look at it a little more.  If you wish to ask forgiveness you can look at each person around you as if he/she is the person you feel you have wronged.  Sometimes you can find the wrong and right it then.  Sometimes you can simply begin again.  We are all connected.

love, blink

Another book along these lines is Lyn Grabhorn's "Excuse Me Your Life Is Waiting."

Love, Mairlyn