Sources for this class
1. Marianne Williamson on forgiveness (and A Course in Miracles) and her 2020 campaign position on criminal justice
2. Howard Zehr on RJ (co-founder of modern restorative justice movement)
3. Primer on Restorative Justice from Center for Justice and Reconciliation
4. Common Justice, a truly ground-breaking organization, the only one in the country using restorative justice to deal with violent crime as an alternative to incarceration.
5. Charles Eisenstein on Interbeing
6. Twelve Principles of Attitudinal Healing (Jerry Jamplolsky)
The essence of our being is love.
Health is inner peace. Healing is letting go of fear.
Giving and receiving are the same.
We can let go of the past and of the future.
Now is the only time there is and each instant is for giving.
We can learn to love ourselves and others by forgiving rather than judging.
We can become love finders rather than fault finders.
We can choose and direct ourselves to be peaceful inside regardless of what is happening outside.
We are students and teachers to each other.
We can focus on the whole of life rather than the fragments.
Since love is eternal, death need not be viewed as fearful.
We can always perceive ourselves and others as either extending love or giving a call for help.
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