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Audio Interviews
Lynn Serafinn: Return to Forgiveness
This is an advanced course in forgiveness. Brenda comes back for a second interview with colleague, Lynn Serafinn. She addresses how to forgive the unforgivable…rape, molestation, abuse. A key is to have compassion and love for yourself, and support, as memories surface so that you can get in touch with your fears and release your anger in a healthy way. Brenda leads listeners in a 4 part forgiveness exercise from her ebook, My Father Killed My Mother and Married My Aunt: Forgiving the Unforgivable.
Lynn Serrafin: Garden of the Soul
Brenda reads an excerpt from her upcoming book, “Forgive and Be Free: A Pathway to Personal Happiness.”
“Lynn Serrafin’s Garden of the Soul blogtalk Radio Show“
Healthy and Wealthy Summit
Guest speaker, “Forgiving the Unforgivable as a Path to Freedom.” on “Healthy and Wealthy Summit“
Amit: Inner Peace
“Inner Peace”,” Interview with Brenda on webtalkradionetwork.com talking about how her father murdered her mother, married her mother’s sister, and how she found forgiveness to him.
“Dear Brenda,Thank you dearly for your being on the show, and sharing of your personal courageous story. You are a blessing to others in your teachings and dedication to inner growth! It was a pleasure talking to you.
Also, thank you for signing me to the free e-class. I appreciate it ~”light and blessings,
Amit
Laurel Druley: NPR affiliate KNAU
“Manifesting Your Life,” Interview with Brenda on blogtalkradio.com talking about her 3 step process of forgiveness and includes coaching steps and personal stories. Interview with Brenda on Sedona Talk Radio on the Tree of Life Forgiveness Program and the challenges and opportunities forgiveness brings with it. Brenda Adelman interviewed by Laurel Druley of NPR affiliate KNAU in Flagstaff, AZ
SHARING YOUR STORY AND HEALING YOUR LIFE
Many people have traumatic experiences during childhood and must then deal with shame, loss, hostility, and other complex ramifications. Feeling poisoned by their own anger or constrained by a victim mindset, some struggle to forgive what seems unforgivable. For Brenda Adelman the personal trauma included her father killing her mother. Then, making matters worse, he married Brenda’s aunt. Brenda had to deal with this internally. Writing her story just for herself was one step toward healing. Performing it as a one-woman show gave others permission to tell their stories and so begin shedding the layers that were holding them back from healing. Later Brenda earned an M.A. in spiritual psychology, and became a life coach, storytelling mentor, and expert guide for those who want to forgive and set boundaries. She shares her story and her work in this episode of Family Matters.
