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A gem of a book!, May 25, 2007
This review is from: The Bridge to Forgiveness: Stories and Prayers for Finding God and Restoring Wholeness (Hardcover)
This perceptive book is about more than forgiveness, it shares life affirming lessons, insights and inspirations. As you journey across the bridge to forgiveness, its thought provoking teachings will motivate the reader to feel, to assess and to act. The poetic and succinct writing makes this challenging subject both approachable and an enjoyable reading experience.
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Fresh look at forgiveness, April 25, 2007
This review is from: The Bridge to Forgiveness: Stories and Prayers for Finding God and Restoring Wholeness (Hardcover)
"Forgiveness is an intricate dance through pain and anger and loss. Let hope be your partner. Let joy take the lead." Karyn Kedar's Bridge to Forgiveness contains so many gems like this that you will never see forgiveness in the same way. Her bridge is a guide to finding peace after pain, and, like her previous two books, is very inspirational. I highly recommend the book.
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For all audiences, July 18, 2007
This review is from: The Bridge to Forgiveness: Stories and Prayers for Finding God and Restoring Wholeness (Hardcover)
I found this title in the Judaica section of my local bookstore and was immediately enthralled... and no, I am not Jewish.
I am, however, a writer - and Karyn Kedar shares her call to write this book when she says, "Write. About forgiveness. Write. A subtle echo of new life. Write." and I think every writer who has experienced a spiritual call will know, will understand, will nod alongside these words.
YES! Write, we say, enthusiatically.
This impressive book is about forgiveness without forgetting. It is about healing and wholeness. It shares its message through a combination of instructive prose, poetry (almost like songs or psalms) and a memoir style of writing.
I couldn't help but write quotes as I read along - for example.... "Acceptance is the compassionate embrace of yourself and your place in the world: without judment, without fear, without regret. You are who you are. You are not who you are not."
Simple, yes. Strong? Indeed!
This universal message will (I hope and pray) find its way into the hands and hearts of readers of all faiths. Read it, embrace it, live it.
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