Peace/Reconciliation

7/1/2013

June is National PTSD Awareness Month

During the month of June, several posts centered on healing traumatic memories. Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called the sons of God.

Here's an index of posts from this series for those who'd like to look them over.

Exponential Forgiveness

When Memories Hurt

Calming the Storm Within

My prayers are with everyone who reads this and is making peace with themselves, their memories, and their lives and their God.

I gratefully acknowledge the conversations with Rodney A. Ellis, Ph.D., whose understanding of the process of healing traumatic memories led in turn to this series of posts.

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Joseph Kaufman

8/11/2013 09:37:19 am

To Parsifalsspook, I just finished reading singing from silence and thouroughly enjoyed your memoir and getting to know you and Richard personally. It was a story worth telling I believe in light of the fact that Rich Mullins is at that big house. Being a male baby boomer somewhat out of touch with much, I missed Rich Mullins career except for singing some of his songs, while being unaware of his body of work and never having seen pictures of him. I have been catching up by watching many youtube vidios of him. I expecially like Elijah, where he turns twice to look your way, and Step by Step where his emotion is evident. What a wonderful gift he has given us. Blessings, Joe Kaufman, Boswell, Pa

Pam Richards link

8/12/2013 05:05:12 am

Thank you for your kind remarks, Joseph! I'd never written a book before Singing from Silence, and it was quite a journey for me. A lot of memoirists look forward to healing as an aftereffect of writing. I had the blessing of healing first, then afterwards I felt called to write to preserve the experience and share it. I'm happy it spoke to you. Walk in Beauty Always--Spook

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