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Join today's show as will explore forgiveness without pain or struggle. Our guest Kym Kennedy is a Forgiveness Coach who have helped many to forgive and embace self- acceptance. Typically, ordinary forgiveness is letting bygones be bygones - letting go of the past while still holding onto the idea that something wrong or bad happened. That often seems like a difficult task and it usually takes a very long time before we begin to feel the forgiveness.   Radical Forgiveness is also a deep commitment to releasing the past. However, the release is more total since it involves a shift in perception that allows us to see that what happened was actually perfect from a spiritual point of view. It is experienced as a profound insight and can occur in an instant.  Radical Forgiveness enables us to see the spiritual meaning in any situation; the big picture, so to speak. We are able to recognize that life is divinely guided and unfolding for each of us exactly how it needs to unfold for our highest good. We are able to surrender to the flow of life and to learn that, ultimately, there is nothing to forgive. When we receive this insight, we can let go of being a victim and find peace, even in the most unpleasant of situations or memories of what happened. And, when we see that, at the soul level, our perceived enemies really love us and are giving us an opportunity to heal and to grow, our hearts open and we are able to come back into alignment with them.

Join today's show as will explore forgiveness without pain or struggle. Our guest Kym Kennedy is a Forgiveness Coach who have helped many to forgive and embace self- acceptance. Typically, ordinary forgiveness is letting bygones be bygones - letting go of the past while still holding onto the idea that something wrong or bad happened. That often seems like a difficult task and it usually takes a very long time before we begin to feel the forgiveness.   Radical Forgiveness is also a deep commitment to releasing the past. However, the release is more total since it involves a shift in perception that allows us to see that what happened was actually perfect from a spiritual point of view. It is experienced as a profound insight and can occur in an instant.  Radical Forgiveness enables us to see the spiritual meaning in any situation; the big picture, so to speak. We are able to recognize that life is divinely guided and unfolding for each of us exactly how it needs to unfold for our highest good. We are able to surrender to the flow of life and to learn that, ultimately, there is nothing to forgive. When we receive this insight, we can let go of being a victim and find peace, even in the most unpleasant of situations or memories of what happened. And, when we see that, at the soul level, our perceived enemies really love us and are giving us an opportunity to heal and to grow, our hearts open and we are able to come back into alignment with them.

Pozitively Dee HIV/AIDS Discussion Saturday, November 19th, 2016 at 4:30pm MST, 3:30pm PST, 5:30pm CT and 6:30pm EST call in to join the discussion 515-605-9375 or listen online at www.blogtalkusa.com. Real Talk will be with guest Khafre Kujichaguli Abi who will touch on conversations regarding our youth, those who are gay and those who are not, society as a whole, why have people stop caring and are always so worried about what others think instead of just living. Speaking about life as far as society and those diagnosed with HIV and those who are affected. Khafre is a blogger, writer, artist editor, and activist who was diagnosed with HIV 27 years ago. He’s a Community Organizer for the Southern AIDS Coalition. A man who was appointed to be a member of the Georgia State Advisory Committee to the United Staes Office of Civil Rights and the first man of color to serve as a manager of children’s services for a major urban public library system in Brooklyn. So, join me and my guest Khafre a man of many words and wisdom. To hear him make sense of so many things that others wish they can put into words. It will be a show of truth listening to his frustration of this fight we all want so bad to end which is stigma and discrimination.

With so many people affected by this condition, so many refusing to recognize its existence, and so many stigmatized by its social oppression: we look to put light on it. We have local planners of the World AIDS Day and you to speak to why its important to keep people aware that we are all impacted by HIV/AIDS. We must realize that one day if we don't stay woke, we could be the very people we've been attempting to help and support. World AIDS Day Longview will be held at St. Andrew Presbyterian Church at 7 pm. Join Us! @WADLongview

With so many people affected by this condition, so many refusing to recognize its existence, and so many stigmatized by its social oppression: we look to put light on it. We have local planners of the World AIDS Day and you to speak to why its important to keep people aware that we are all impacted by HIV/AIDS. We must realize that one day if we don't stay woke, we could be the very people we've been attempting to help and support. World AIDS Day Longview will be held at St. Andrew Presbyterian Church at 7 pm. Join Us! @WADLongview

LIVE From East Texas Honoring David Cobles

A View From The Top with Dr. Shirley McKellar

Darrell Gardner's Horsemanship was founded upon four principles: 

Showing Your Horse Love 

By expressing love to your horse it helps to build a good relationship and strong bond. This will lead to a better response from your horse. 

Gaining Respect 

If you don't have respect on the ground, you won't have it on the saddle. Respect is an essential part of horsemanship and it begins with good ground manners 

Teaching Obedience 

Obedience comes with consistent training. This teaches your horse what you expect and how to quickly respond to the cues given. 

Loyalty between the horse and trainer 

It all begins with gaining trust. Your initial approach is extremely important. It takes patience and time to get your horse to gain faith in you.

Real People, Real Life, Real Answers: Real Life Bible Study with Pastor A F Riggins with a focus on spiritual growth and encourages every Christian to cultivate and nurture his or her relationship with God through Christ rather than focusing primarily on religious traditions and arguments. When we strengthen that relationship we are empowered to actively apply what we hear and learn at church on Sunday to our daily lives, our actions, choices, and perspectives, and confidently walk the walk on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and every day of the week!

Let the commitment to live that life begin right here, right now with Real People, Real Life, and Real Answers: Real Life Bible Study with Pastor A.F. Riggins! Grab your Bible and join us LIVE for tonight's Sermon in the Preforming My Purpose Series!

Join Pastor Riggins whenever you find yourself in Houston, TX on a Sunday morning!  You are always invited to head over to Real Life Church for service every Sunday morning at 10am CDT, located Hwy 6 North  @ Bam-Bam Banquet Hall #2

A View From The Top with Dr. Shirley McKellar