Coming Home: Rediscovering Peace Through Self-Forgiveness

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Have you ever wondered if true forgiveness felt less like a struggle and more like coming home to yourself?

While we are often taught that forgiveness is an act directed outward, the reality is that the most vital work often begins within. Many of us find ourselves holding onto subtle, lingering emotional burdens. It is possible to release these and rediscover your inherent sense of wholeness and peace.

Starting this April, join us for a four-week course that offers a safe, gentle pathway toward self-compassion and inner reconciliation.

A Gentle Path to Inner Peace

This class will explore the Hawaiian practice of Ho'oponopono as a direct method for gentle self-forgiveness. Through this ancient, yet practical tool, you will discover how to soften old patterns and remember the truth of who you are.

In this series, you will explore:

  • A Renewed View of Forgiveness: Deepen your understanding of what true forgiveness is, particularly when applied to your own experiences.

  • The Wisdom of Gentle Beginnings: Learn why starting with smaller releases allows for the most profound, lasting healing.

  • The practice of Ho'oponopono: Discover how this ancient Hawaiian forgiveness practice directly fosters self-compassion and reconnects you to your innate sense of wholeness.

Safe Space and Spiritual Guidance

This course is grounded in our Science of Mind teaching, providing a peaceful environment for introspection. It is a dedicated time to focus on your emotional well-being and cultivate a deeper, more loving connection with yourself.

Course Details:

  • Dates: Tuesdays, April 14 – May 5

  • Time: 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM

  • Location: Online via Zoom

Meet Your Guide

We are pleased to have Rev. Siota Belle as the teacher for this enriching journey. Rev. Siota offers a wealth of experience and a compassionate presence, guiding students to a place of greater spiritual clarity.

Investment in Yourself:

  • Cost: $50 – $100 (Sliding Scale)

  • Format: 4-Week Spiritual Enrichment Course

Reconnect with Your Wholeness

Give yourself the gift of releasing the past. This is your invitation to experience the profound relief of coming home.

Registration:  www.cslsr.org

 

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