Voices of Peace: Personal Forgiveness

Dr. Eileen Borris
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Welcome to Season 2! Voices of Peace: Personal Forgiveness I’m thrilled to announce we’re just days away from the season 2 kick-off of my podcast! To reflect a new focus on forgiveness in our daily lives, the title is now “Voices of Peace: Personal Forgiveness,” and I’m delighted to have Dr. Fred Luskin as my co-host. Director of the Stanford University Forgiveness Projects and the author of the bestselling books, “Forgive for Good” and “Forgive for Love,” Fred is a true expert on forgiving spouses, parents, children, friends, co-workers, bosses — and even ourselves. We have a fresh line-up of interviews with more forgiveness leaders and forgiveness stories, as well as normal people struggling to forgive. For the first time ever, Fred and I will be offering forgiveness coaching on the podcast. Our first guest is Lyndon Harris, who was an Episcopal priest in New York City when his life after 9/11 fell apart. Listen to this quick teaser with a few snippets from the first episode!

  1. 3d ago

    Breaking the Silence: Childhood Sexual Abuse and Forgiveness

    When Andy Woodward showed remarkable talent for football as a boy, it brought him to the attention of the coach who sexually abused him for years. After bottling up his emotions and suffering panic attacks on the football pitch, Andy made the extraordinary journey from silence to speaking out on a public stage. How did […]

    15 min

  2. Jun 8

    Healing Dysfunctional Families Through Compassion and Forgiveness

    In this moving and ultimately beautiful epsiode, two guests share intimate stories about growing up in dysfunctional families shaped by the emotional volatility of one parent — and the journey toward healing and forgiveness. Parva Moshiri grew up with an unpredictable mother whose periodic tantrums and rages would ignite conflict and fear. As a child, […]

    17 min

  3. May 14

    Conflicted Caregiving: Forgiving Illness

    Blood is thicker than water—and family also has the unique power to push all of our buttons. In this episode two guest share candidly about a beast rarely spoken of: resentment against ourselves or loved ones going through illness. Karen Krebs is still working to forgive herself and her body through multiple rounds of cancer […]

    17 min

  4. Apr 8

    A Sudden Disorienting Heartbreak: Lisa Angelini

    When Lisa Angelini’s relationship ended without warning, her world turned upside down. In this candid conversation Lisa admits she expected years of training and spiritual practice would shield her—she was shocked by betrayal, anger, grief, and all the layers of emotion she couldn’t skip. What she found on the other side was something quieter: freedom, […]

    14 min

  5. Mar 12

    Shedding the Victim Story: Lyndon Harris on Forgiveness After 9/11

    Welcome to Season 2 of Voices of Peace: Personal Forgiveness, with a new name, a new focus and a new co-host, Fred Luskin. Our first guest is Lyndon Harris. Lyndon was an Episcopal priest in New York City when his life after 9/11 fell apart. He dealt with PTSD, personal injustice, divorce, and losing his […]

    17 min

  6. Mar 10

    Welcome to Season 2! Voices of Peace: Personal Forgiveness

    I’m thrilled to announce we’re just days away from the season 2 kick-off of my podcast! To reflect a new focus on forgiveness in our daily lives, the title is now “Voices of Peace: Personal Forgiveness,” and I’m delighted to have Dr. Fred Luskin as my co-host. Director of the Stanford University Forgiveness Projects and […]

    2 min

  7. Feb 19

    I want to forgive, but don’t know where to start.

    When is anger appropriate? How does humility play a part in forgiveness? What about those who cling to revenge? Is there an optimal time for forgiveness? How do I deal with guilt? When do I need to set a healthy boundary? How do we heal trauma? The participants in this conversation did not hold back. […]

    33 min

  8. Jan 14

    She Forgave Her Ex

    At 33, Mary Noble’s world shattered—her husband suddenly left her for another woman. Pain and shock ruled for months, until one night a vivid dream sparked an unexpected epiphany: Forgiveness. That single word shifted everything and she forgave him. “It was this feeling of grace,” she recalls. Mary spent the next 20 years on a […]

    16 min
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Welcome to Season 2! Voices of Peace: Personal Forgiveness I’m thrilled to announce we’re just days away from the season 2 kick-off of my podcast! To reflect a new focus on forgiveness in our daily lives, the title is now “Voices of Peace: Personal Forgiveness,” and I’m delighted to have Dr. Fred Luskin as my co-host. Director of the Stanford University Forgiveness Projects and the author of the bestselling books, “Forgive for Good” and “Forgive for Love,” Fred is a true expert on forgiving spouses, parents, children, friends, co-workers, bosses — and even ourselves. We have a fresh line-up of interviews with more forgiveness leaders and forgiveness stories, as well as normal people struggling to forgive. For the first time ever, Fred and I will be offering forgiveness coaching on the podcast. Our first guest is Lyndon Harris, who was an Episcopal priest in New York City when his life after 9/11 fell apart. Listen to this quick teaser with a few snippets from the first episode!

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