What is “destiny”? And more to the point, what is your destiny? Do you have one? Does each of us have one? How you answer that question will reveal many of your beliefs about life, in general. Some people believe their destiny is in their hands: it’s up to them. They can, in fact, …
The title of the sixth chapter of The Cure is “Two Friends”, and the subject, not surprisingly, is two different types of friends. One type of friend will love you, come what may. They will be loyal to you, stand by you in your difficulties, and protect you, even in the midst of your mess. Because, …
The fifth chapter in the book, The Cure, is called Two Healings, for a reason. The subject matter of the chapter revolves around forgiveness. One type of healing – which is actually no healing at all – is the result of us white-knuckling our way to forgiveness through reciting the right words, but with no true change …
It’s taken me a while to figure out what the authors meant by the title of this chapter. (“What are the two solutions?” I kept asking myself.) I think I know, now, although it wasn’t clear to me initially. (And if I’m wrong, I extend my heartfelt apologies to the authors of The Cure: John Lynch, Bruce …
Once we’ve found The Room of Grace, why is it so very tempting to stray back to the Room of Good Intentions? You’d think I’d NEVER want to go back to that place again, that place of striving hard and harder. That place that leaves me with the disheartening realization that even my very best, …