

Forgiveness Journey Quiz: The following will give you a good picture of your starting place on the journey toward forgiveness. Forgiveness is not merely a concept to be studied but a powerful dynamic to be practice. Take the following quiz to get perspective on your current understanding of forgiveness. After you finish reading *Forgive to Live, take the test again so you can see how you have grown in your understanding and application of forgiveness. And don't forget: forgiveness really is a journey THE FORGIVENESS JOURNEY* Answer these questions yes or no honestly as you can. Your answers to the following questions will give you a good picture of your current place on the journey toward forgiveness. 1. Do you have a story about someone who has wronged you, someone whom you have yet to forgive? 2. Are you aware of the price you are paying by not forgiving? 3. Have you made the choice to forgive? 4. Are you able to sufficiently change your story of hurt and suffering so it is less painful? 5. Has your new story of the old event given you a better perspective on life? 6. When a situation brings you back to feeling helpless, are you able to change that feeling? 7. Are you making progress toward achieving the goals you have set for yourself? 8. Are you more understanding of the other person's circumstances even though you disagree with what he or she did? 9. Have you reconciled with the person involved? 10. Has forgiveness brought you peace with God or greater clarity about your higher purpose in life? You may not have been able to answer yes to all ten questions, that should not concern you at this point. Forgiveness is possible for you, one step at a time. For further steps to forgiveness and freedom get your copy of *Forgive to Live*.	By reframing, you change your memory of the past and so free yourself from its dank prison. A grievance story, consistently, is the smallest frame one can find to place over a picture. The process of reframing takes your narrow frame and begins to enlarge it, thus bringing about a broader and more accurate perspective. And the new story that emerges paves the way for your healing.

Forgiveness Journey Quiz:

The following will give you a good picture of your starting place on the journey toward forgiveness. Forgiveness is not merely a concept to be studied but a powerful dynamic to be practice. Take the following quiz to get perspective on your current understanding of forgiveness. After you finish reading Forgive to Live, take the test again so you can see how you have grown in your understanding and application of forgiveness. And don't forget: forgiveness really is a journey

THE FORGIVENESS JOURNEY

Answer these questions yes or no honestly as you can. Your answers to the following questions will give you a good picture
of your current place on the journey toward forgiveness.

1. Do you have a story about someone who has wronged you, someone whom you have yet to forgive?

2. Are you aware of the price you are paying by not forgiving?

3. Have you made the choice to forgive?

4. Are you able to sufficiently change your story of hurt and suffering so it is less painful?

5. Has your new story of the old event given you a better perspective on life?

6. When a situation brings you back to feeling helpless, are you able to change that feeling?

7. Are you making progress toward achieving the goals you have set for yourself?

8. Are you more understanding of the other person's circumstances even though you disagree with what he or she did?

9. Have you reconciled with the person involved?

10. Has forgiveness brought you peace with God or greater clarity about your higher purpose in life?

You may not have been able to answer yes to all ten questions, that should not concern you at this point. Forgiveness is possible for you, one step at a time.

For further steps to forgiveness and freedom get your copy of Forgive to Live.

By reframing, you change your memory of the past and so free yourself from its dank prison. A grievance story, consistently, is the smallest frame one can find to place over a picture. The process of reframing takes your narrow frame and begins to enlarge it, thus bringing about a broader and more accurate perspective. And the new story that emerges paves the way for your healing.