Category Archives: forgiveness

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  Groundhog’s day again?

  Posted on April 3, 2015 by Tamarra Causley Robinson in answer, change, choose to win, courage, forgiveness, inner voice, trust

  “The only way to is through” At times we spend a great deal of time thinking,talking, consulting, conversing, and strategising about how to get around a thing. You know, the thing that has now become a pain in the you know where and now you HAVE to deal with it. You’ve ignored it, you’ve behaved […]

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• Who is to blame?

  Posted on July 3, 2013 by Tamarra Causley Robinson in blame, change, choice, comfortable, confidence, courage, fear, forgiveness, grow, habit, life lesson, mistakes of the past, power of forgiveness, routine, shift, support, today, uncomfortable

  I was in a relationship a long time ago. It was long and drawn out, seemingly going nowhere time in my life. In fact I felt like I was going nowhere along with the relationship. I was standing still while the entire world was moving, at least going somewhere! I knew for a long while […]

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• Be Grateful!

  Posted on June 26, 2013 by Tamarra Causley Robinson in be grateful, believe, change, choice, forgiveness, life lesson, uncomfortable

  Where you are today contributes to who you will be tomorrow. Many times we are so focused on getting out of a bad or uncomfortable situation, that we forget to celebrate the present. It may be a job that doesn’t speak to who you really are, one that’s totally outside of your major in college […]

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• Forgiveness and Letting Go

  Posted on August 27, 2012 by Tamarra Causley Robinson in choice, courage, forgiveness, habit, power of forgiveness

  Why is it that forgiveness is so challenging? Is it because what the other person did was so unbelievable or that their actions are unforgiveable? Is it because we don’t want to hear the excuses of the other person as to why they did / did not do what they should or shouldn’t have done? Is it […]

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