The Radical Forgiveness Ceremony - To transform all your victim stories into those of gratitude.

Colin Tipping has combined the ancient healing circle ceremony with the Radical Forgiveness process  which
enables people to automatically forgive themselves and many others, all at the same time, without having to reveal their story.  It is a safe, non-threatening and powerful healing experience.

Today was the first time I was leading such a ceremony and I was confident, although a little nervous. As Hari was driving me to the venue, he said, "Just shift the focus to 'what is best for everyone who is coming for the ceremony', don't worry about your performance. Just be the channel ". Sound advice that brought me down to earth with a thud...
 
What happened in this ceremony?
A brief introduction about the concept of Radical Forgiveness and then everyone walked the circle once to silently honor and witness their ‘story’ of what happened. As they see others walk too, they realize they are not alone, and they honor each others pain.   After hearing a special Radical Forgiveness story, they walk the circle again and ask inwardly to come to a new place of forgiveness and peace. It works!

The repressed pain that everyone experiences in the first circle is transformed in the 2nd circle into gratitude and joy , with miracles to follow.

I have already received a couple of calls about 'miracles' taking place ...

Also check http://www.colintipping.com/strategies/other-strategies/ceremony-in-a-box/

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