THE FORGIVENESS CYCLE: A COLLECTED JOURNEY THROUGH FORGIVENESS & RELEASE

A Collection of Short Prayers for Forgiveness, Healing, Renewal, Release and Peace

De: TOMMY Y. ROWAN

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

THE FORGIVENESS CYCLE

A Collected Journey Through Forgiveness & Release
A Complete Collection of Short Prayers for Forgiveness, Healing, Renewal, and Peace

Some journeys are not meant to be rushed.
They are meant to be lived — slowly, honestly, and more than once.

The Forgiveness Cycle brings together all six volumes of the series into one complete collected edition — a single, cohesive journey through the full arc of forgiveness.

This volume includes:

• Asking for Forgiveness — Owning what you’ve done

• Forgiving Others — Releasing anger without losing yourself

• Forgiving Myself — Learning to sit with regret without self-erasure

• Forgiveness in the World — Remaining humane when the world will not apologize

• Renewal & Release — Living lightly after the weight is gone

• The Collected Journey — Returning to forgiveness as a lifelong practice

Written in calm, non-denominational, prayer-like prose, these short reflections trace forgiveness as a cycle — not a single event, but an ongoing return. Each section addresses a different dimension of release: personal responsibility, boundaries, self-mercy, collective wounds, renewal, and peace.

This complete edition allows readers to move through the entire journey in one volume — whether read from beginning to end or opened at different seasons for different needs.

The reflections are intentionally concise. They are designed to be read slowly, revisited often, and lived with rather than finished.

This is not a motivational program.
It is not a theological argument.
It is not a guide to forced reconciliation.

It is a steady companion for those who want to live honestly, gently, and awake — without carrying more than is necessary.

Part of the Where the Inner Life Speaks series, this collected edition offers the full Forgiveness Cycle in one continuous work.

Forgiveness, here, is not loud.
It does not demand resolution.
It teaches us how to stop running — and how to remain.



A Series of Reflections from Where the Inner Life Speaks