Forgiveness Poems
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Below are two out of many forgiveness poems I have written. This one is from the page on Prayer For Forgiveness. | | |
Acquitted
If you persist in feeling guilty,
Why not let God take the stand? He’ll have you eating out of
His hand.
Before you know it,
you cry out:
"Acquitted."
It’s OK to believe God when He says you are innocent.
“You need not fear the Higher Court will condemn you. It will merely dismiss the case against you. There can be no case against a child of God, and every witness to guilt in God's creations is bearing false witness to God Himself.”
(T-5.VI.10, A Course In Miracles) © Katherine T Owen, 2009.
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For the second of these two poems about forgiveness follow the link to:
Prayer For Leaders.
You might also enjoy this prose poem which speaks very powerfully to me of how
God sees your beauty.
Let God tell you you are beautiful.
To know your beauty in God's eyes is to know you are forgiven.
Author of An Upcoming Book on ForgivenessI am currently working on a book about forgiveness, to include many poems about forgiveness, along with instructions on how to apply forgiveness exercises to your life. In the meantime, if you want to know more about developing the habit of forgiveness in your life, I have a FREE ebook available: FREE E-Book on Forgiveness
Sign up to the the FREE ezine - The Spiritual Journey, to receive a FREE PDF file on The Release - A Practice of Forgiveness. I was bedbound for many years with severe ME/CFS. I was reliant on carers from the council and it was never certain that they would turn up. Frequently I was more ill through not eating on time, or being treated in a way that pushed me past my physical (and mental) limits. I developed the practice of the release to allow me to keep my heart open during these difficult years. Now it is my way of life. The booklet includes the two forgiveness poems on this page. |
Click here for a page on
Pray For Forgiveness
Click here for a page on
Definition Of Forgiveness
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