By Drissa Kone Listening to someone in pain is the most valuable gift we can offer to heal a broken relationship. We may know that forgiving is a valuable thing to do, but most people do not know how to forgive someone who hurt them. Choosing to listen to the pain of another helps us… Continue Reading →
Jihad and World Peace
By Drissa Kone People long for a world without war, but expect it can come only when others sort out their problems or when external circumstances change. I’m reminded of a relevant biblical story. Responding to the Pharisees, Jesus Christ said in Luke 17:20-21, “The kingdom of God does not come with observation; nor will… Continue Reading →
The Wounded Healer Paradigm: A Spiritual Approach to Conflict Resolution
By Drissa Kone The term “wounded healer” was first coined by psychologist Carl Jung. It described the healing of the patient while the healer himself is in pain. For most people, the immediate reaction to hurt and pain is the fight or flight paradigm. The flight or fight human response is similar to what animals… Continue Reading →
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