Rev. Cindy Pincus is an ordained Unitarian Universalist minister and practitioner of the Franciscan mystical tradition. She has worked for over 9 years as a hospice chaplain, church minister, and spiritual teacher in the Southwest. She is a humble student of living teachers in the Native American Church tradition, Peruvian Shipibo teachings, and Mexican Wixárika practices. She has completed the Advanced Practitioner Training programs with The Power Path School of Shamanism, is in ongoing Trance Medium study with the Boulder Psychic Institute, and teaches for the Society for Shamanic Practice. Rev. Cindy offers clairvoyant counseling sessions, shamanic healings, sacred scripture teachings, and online courses in leading ceremony and healing work.
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Cindy, thank you for your helpful perspective on forgiveness and your practical, accessible practices one can use. The whole framework offers us an immediate and clear understanding on our disempowerment around forgiveness and important next steps.
One part is not clear to me, though. In the first practice of seeing the energy of our resentment around the other person, the exercise tells us to expand that energy and make it even greater. Am I missing something?
Hi Cecile, thanks so much for your comment. I can see I didn’t write that part very clearly. The idea is that your feelings for the person are inside the bubble. The bubble itself is just the membrane holding them. When we expand the bubble, it’s the same feelings in a bigger volume of space. This gives spaciousness to both your feelings and the person which allows both to move, flow, and transform more easily.
Okay, that helps in understanding it!