About the online event: 

How does your heart feel when you think about the global problems that we face as a humanity? Do you feel a mixture of anger, outrage, frustration, grief, disappointment, hopelessness and powerlessness. But maybe you also sense hope, possibilities, inspiration, vision and determination.

What’s not immediately obvious is how the practice of forgiveness could be of any benefit. How can letting go of our resentments help solve the challenges of the world?

Try asking this instead: “How does holding onto my resentment help solve the challenges of the world?”

Perhaps you believe that anger is what drives action. Certainly anger shows us where our boundaries are so we know when they’ve been violated. But is it possible to take a stand for what we believe in, without needing to denigrate, shame or resent others in the process? How can we move from “us vs them” to “all of us”?

As Maya Angelou said: “Hate, it has caused a lot of problems in this world, but it has not solved one yet.”

The truth is, it doesn’t matter how hard you hate something, reject a situation or organisation, or want it to be different, resentment alone will not change it. In fact, freeing your heart from your resentment immediately releases all that energy so you can put it to better use – to help co-create “the more beautiful world our hearts know is possible.” (Charles Eisenstein).

If you are curious about how you can free your heart from the addictive seduction of resentment, of hating the way things currently are: cultural divides, the power structures, particular politicians, global corporate leaders, unelected un-democratic international organisations, or anyone or anything else, you are warmly invited to attend our upcoming Global Forgiveness Field.

“Out beyond ideas of right-doingAnd wrong-doingThere is a fieldI’ll meet you there.” (Rumi)

Here, you will discover what forgiveness really is, what it isn’t, why it’s so hard, why it matters, and how it’s possible to do it. This 90 minute community workshop for “all that we are” will be led by forgiveness specialist, author and coach, Barbara J Hunt. You will be able to choose something you want to let go of from your heart – some heavy burden or stuck resentment that you might be wiling to release. Then Barbara will guide the group through the whole of her 7-step Forgiveness Made Easy process. We work with microphones off, in the privacy and safety of your own Zoom space, but together in the group field.

This means there is a collective shift for everyone, no matter what you choose to work on because your forgiveness adds to the “forgiveness field”. Working together on global issues, even with individual nuances, will be a powerful collective experience.

“I believe that our forgiveness is an act of amnesty for the whole of humanity and that we benefit everyone when we consciously decide what we want to keep in our hearts. Beyond fear, beyond anger, beyond grief… only love. When we come from love, knowing we are all one humanity, with hearts that are free from resentment, we can re-envision and recreate a world that works for everyone, together.” Barbara J Hunt

Ticket Options & Timing:

This event will take place from 8-9.30pm UK time on Zoom, on the 26th July. There will be an optional and relaxed closing space held by Amisha for 30 mins after in “all that we are” style.

The event will take place at 12pm Pacific, 5pm Eastern for those joining from the US.

1.30am India, 4am Singapore, 7am Auckland (27th July).

All global family is welcome.

Tickets are £20 per person.

This event is free for “All That We Are” members, but you do need to register. You can find the discount code here when logged into the members area.

Tickets are free for current members and those who join before July 1st. For those who join after July 1st, you will get 25% off with your code.

For more information on becoming an “All That We Are” member – join here.