The Girl Who Cried Forgiveness

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Have the courage to heal, and celebrate what you've overcome!


Psychology Major and Clarity Coach Vivia Leigh, reveals how to achieve authentic contentment and happiness post chaos. The Girl Who Cried Forgiveness will support you to let your pain matter, invite you to heal and move forward from your hardship, improving your ability to be slow in anger and rich in love. As you experience empathy and guidance from Vivia, her Professional guest writers, and the worksheets designed to support your growth, you will gain a higher sense of independence while strengthening your ability to forgive.

Research shows that forgiveness can improve mental and physical health. Forgiveness involves a decision to let go of resentment and the desire for revenge, so that the act that offended or hurt you can weaken its grip on you, freeing you from the control of the person who put you in harm's way. This book exists to support your healing journey, help you to grow in empathy, and stand in the gap between counseling appointments. Carry it with you and utilize the worksheets as needed!

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Is sadness a blessing If one door closes, how long will it be before the other opens What about the teddy bear trade If we surrender our small bear we will be gifted something better and larger than expected Maybe then we will have the bigger bear, the better job, the chemistry we've wanted in a relationship or any other desire of our heart. if it's not this, it's something else. What if that's not your story what if doors close one after another and you are left in the dark What then

Refusing to accept defeat from one traumatic event to the next major loss, Vivia chose to believe her experiences matter and gained purpose. Her sadness evolved as empathy, creating her ability to support other limitless. The Girl Who Cried Forgiveness provides radical perspectives that will help you to heal, reevaluate and grow in giving and cradling empathy.