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A Poem of Forgiveness
National Forgiveness Day Proclamations
Fifth Annual
National Forgiveness Day
A Celebration Of The Power Of Love & Joy Of Forgiveness
Saturday, Oct. 30, 2010
Purpose
To create an awareness and understanding of the power of love and the joy of forgiveness in producing good health, happiness, and stress-free living in the lives of individuals and our home, work, and worship environments.
Objectives
Volunteers across our nation plan to distribute more than 5 million copies of our “Power Of Love Joy Of Forgiveness” health/wellness plan to as many people as possible through personal e-mails, e-newsletters, e-zines, and hard copy magazines and newspapers.
People will be asked to practice forgiving others throughout the entire year and to observe Forgiveness Month, Forgiveness Week (Oct. 24-31) and National Forgiveness Day by asking for forgiveness, forgiving others, asking for help to forgive others, forgiving themselves, asking for bitterness to be removed, and asking for joy to be restored.
To take time to repair, restore, rebuild, and revive damaged relationships through the power of love and the joy of forgiveness.
How To Volunteer
- Visit the Positive People Partners and the Center Of Unconditional Love at www.unconditionallovelive.com.
- Sign up as a friend and indicate the desire to be a volunteer for the event and to distribute copies of the plan in as many ways as possible.
- Enjoy reading and implementing the “Power Of Love Joy Of Forgiveness” health/wellness plan into action for your life.
- Take the Pledge Of Forgiveness
The Pledge Of Forgiveness
I pledge to forgive others, forgive myself, and ask for forgiveness each day. I pledge to not let the sun go down on my anger, to ask for bitterness to be removed, and for my joy to be restored.