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Don't hate hateful people

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	::- [https://www.parkhillcc.org/phcc-blog/dont-let-them-get-you-to-hate-them Rev. Chase Peeples, Park Hill Christian Church, "Don't let them get you to hate them."]		::- [https://www.parkhillcc.org/phcc-blog/dont-let-them-get-you-to-hate-them Rev. Chase Peeples, Park Hill Christian Church, "Don't let them get you to hate them."]

	::: Rev. Peeples tells the story of Anne Lamott, author of ''Almost Everything: ~~Noes~~ on Hope'':		::: Rev. Peeples tells the story of Anne Lamott, author of ''Almost Everything: Notes on Hope'':

	:::: ~~She~~ saw Martin Luther King quoted on Twitter: “Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can.” As if for effect, her pastor used the same quote in a sermon soon afterward.		:::: [Lamott] saw Martin Luther King quoted on Twitter: '''“Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can.”''' As if for effect, her pastor used the same quote in a sermon soon afterward.

	:::: Lamott: “I thought, ‘I heard it the first time.’ Then at the end of the sermon, wrapping up, she [the pastor] said, sighing, ‘Just don’t let them get you to hate them.’ I have not been the same since. She ruined hate for me.”		:::: Lamott's reaction to the sermon: “I thought, ‘I heard it the first time.’ Then at the end of the sermon, wrapping up, she [the pastor] said, sighing, ‘Just don’t let them get you to hate them.’ I have not been the same since. She ruined hate for me.”

	== [https://utopia.org/guide/hooponopono-mantra-easy-how-to-for-the-hawaiian-forgiveness-practice/ The Ho’oponopono Mantra] ==		== [https://utopia.org/guide/hooponopono-mantra-easy-how-to-for-the-hawaiian-forgiveness-practice/ The Ho’oponopono Mantra] ==

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Reframing resentments

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	They come from the way I frame things that happen to me.		They come from the way I frame things that happen to me.

	I ~~construct~~ them.		:: I have constructed them.
			:: It is my job to deconstruct them.
	It is my job to deconstruct them.		:: New frame, new feelings.

	New frame, new feelings.


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	I allow them to make me miserable.		I allow them to make me miserable.

	My resentments do them no harm and me no good.		:: My resentments do them no harm and me no good.
			:: My resentments of them are poisonous to me.
	My resentments of them are poisonous to me.		:: My resentments of them are my fault, my choice, my interpretation, my frame.

	My resentments of them are my fault, my choice, my interpretation, my frame.


	When I hate them, I become hateful.		'''When I hate them, I become hateful.'''

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 :::: where you used to feel bitterness and resentment and hatred,
 :::: you now feel compassionate understanding and love. (AA, 552)
 == [https://utopia.org/guide/hooponopono-mantra-easy-how-to-for-the-hawaiian-forgiveness-practice/ The Ho’oponopono Mantra] ==

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Forgiveness is a skill gained by practice

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	The more we practice forgiving, the more we will feel the power of forgiveness acting in and through us.		The more we practice forgiving, the more we will feel the power of forgiveness acting in and through us.

			=== Acting against resentment ===

			:: If you have a resentment you want to be free of,
			::: if you will pray for the person or the thing that you resent,
			:::: you will be free.
			:: If you will ask in prayer
			::: for everything you want for yourself to be given to them,
			:::: you will be free. [...]
			:: Even when you don't really want it for them,
			::: and your prayers are only words
			::: and you don't mean it,
			:::: go ahead and do it anyway.
			:: Do it every day for two weeks
			::: and you will find you have come to mean it
			::: and to want it for them,
			::: and you will realize that
			:::: where you used to feel bitterness and resentment and hatred,
			:::: you now feel compassionate understanding and love. (AA, 552)

	== [https://utopia.org/guide/hooponopono-mantra-easy-how-to-for-the-hawaiian-forgiveness-practice/ The Ho’oponopono Mantra] ==		== [https://utopia.org/guide/hooponopono-mantra-easy-how-to-for-the-hawaiian-forgiveness-practice/ The Ho’oponopono Mantra] ==

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Forgiveness is a skill gained by practice

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	The more we practice forgiving, the more we will feel the power of forgiveness acting in and through us.		The more we practice forgiving, the more we will feel the power of forgiveness acting in and through us.

			== [https://utopia.org/guide/hooponopono-mantra-easy-how-to-for-the-hawaiian-forgiveness-practice/ The Ho’oponopono Mantra] ==

			[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ho%CA%BBoponopono Hoʻoponopono] means correction, manage, supervise; to make right, to make good.

			:: The Ho’oponopono chant is simple:

			::: “I’m sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you. I love you.”

			:::: '''“I’m sorry.”''' Accept that you are responsible for everything in your mind, whether it is a positive or negative feeling. By saying I’m sorry, you are accepting that you are responsible for an issue in your life.
			:::: '''“Please forgive me.”''' It doesn’t matter who you are asking for forgiveness, it can be anyone, including yourself. But repeat the line over and over again.
			:::: '''“Thank you.”''' Say thank you to whoever just forgave you.
			:::: '''“I love you.”''' Say I love you to yourself and everything around you.

	== Proverbs ==		== Proverbs ==

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	* [http://www.concernedcatholics.org/forgiveness.htm Robert Degrandis]:		* [http://www.concernedcatholics.org/forgiveness.htm Robert Degrandis]:
	:# '''Forgive God:''' let go of resentments caused by ''our expectations'' of what God could or should have done to protect us or those whom we love from suffering.		:# '''Forgive God:''' let go of resentments caused by ''our expectations'' of what God could or should have done to protect us or those whom we love from suffering.
	:# '''Forgive ourselves'''. Perfectionism breeds depression. We cannot hate ourselves into loving God and accepting His mercy. Our relationship with Jesus begins with His decision to forgive us our sins and to join us to Himself--just as we really are today, right now. The enemy of our human nature torments us as an "angel of light" [http://www.usccb.org/nab/bible/2corinthians/2corinthians11.htm (2 Cor 11:14).]		:# '''Forgive ourselves'''. Perfectionism breeds depression. We cannot hate ourselves into loving God and accepting His mercy. Our relationship with Jesus begins with His decision to forgive us our sins and to join us to Himself — just as we really are today, right now. The enemy of our human nature torments us as an "angel of light" [http://www.usccb.org/nab/bible/2corinthians/2corinthians11.htm (2 Cor 11:14).]
	:# '''Forgive the people with whom we relate regularly and personally''': family, friends, coworkers, parishioners, acquaintances.		:# '''Forgive the people with whom we relate regularly and personally''': family, friends, coworkers, parishioners, acquaintances.
	:# '''Forgive public sinners and strangers'''.		:# '''Forgive public sinners and strangers'''.
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	: The Spirit of the LORD is upon me		: The Spirit of the LORD is upon me
	: to make the lame to walk and make the blind to see,		: to make the lame to walk and make the blind to see,
	: to open prison doors and set the captives free--		: to open prison doors and set the captives free —
	: the Spirit of the LORD is now on me.		: the Spirit of the LORD is now on me.

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	<sup class="versenum">22</sup> None of the crimes he has committed shall be remembered against him; he shall live because of the justice he has shown.		<sup class="versenum">22</sup> None of the crimes he has committed shall be remembered against him; he shall live because of the justice he has shown.

	<sup class="versenum">23</sup> Do I find pleasure in the death of the ~~wickedâ€”oracle~~ of the Lord GOD? '''Do I not rejoice when they turn from their evil way and live?'''		<sup class="versenum">23</sup> Do I find pleasure in the death of the wicked — oracle of the Lord GOD? '''Do I not rejoice when they turn from their evil way and live?'''

	<sup class="versenum">24</sup> And if the just turn from justice and do evil, like all the abominations the wicked do, can they do this evil and still live? '''None of the justice they did shall be remembered, because they acted treacherously and committed these sins; because of this, they shall die.'''		<sup class="versenum">24</sup> And if the just turn from justice and do evil, like all the abominations the wicked do, can they do this evil and still live? '''None of the justice they did shall be remembered, because they acted treacherously and committed these sins; because of this, they shall die.'''

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	<sup class="versenum">24</sup> And if the just turn from justice and do evil, like all the abominations the wicked do, can they do this evil and still live? '''None of the justice they did shall be remembered, because they acted treacherously and committed these sins; because of this, they shall die.'''		<sup class="versenum">24</sup> And if the just turn from justice and do evil, like all the abominations the wicked do, can they do this evil and still live? '''None of the justice they did shall be remembered, because they acted treacherously and committed these sins; because of this, they shall die.'''

	<sup class="versenum">25</sup> You say, “The LORD’s way is not fair!~~â€~~ Hear now, house of Israel: Is it my way that is unfair? Are not your ways unfair?		<sup class="versenum">25</sup> You say, “The LORD’s way is not fair!” Hear now, house of Israel: Is it my way that is unfair? Are not your ways unfair?

	<sup class="versenum">26</sup> When the just turn away from justice to do evil and die, on account of the evil they did they must die.		<sup class="versenum">26</sup> When the just turn away from justice to do evil and die, on account of the evil they did they must die.

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	<sup class="versenum">24</sup> And if the just turn from justice and do evil, like all the abominations the wicked do, can they do this evil and still live? '''None of the justice they did shall be remembered, because they acted treacherously and committed these sins; because of this, they shall die.'''		<sup class="versenum">24</sup> And if the just turn from justice and do evil, like all the abominations the wicked do, can they do this evil and still live? '''None of the justice they did shall be remembered, because they acted treacherously and committed these sins; because of this, they shall die.'''

	<sup class="versenum">25</sup> You say, ~~â€œThe~~ LORD’s way is not fair!â€ Hear now, house of Israel: Is it my way that is unfair? Are not your ways unfair?		<sup class="versenum">25</sup> You say, “The LORD’s way is not fair!â€ Hear now, house of Israel: Is it my way that is unfair? Are not your ways unfair?

	<sup class="versenum">26</sup> When the just turn away from justice to do evil and die, on account of the evil they did they must die.		<sup class="versenum">26</sup> When the just turn away from justice to do evil and die, on account of the evil they did they must die.

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	<sup class="versenum">24</sup> And if the just turn from justice and do evil, like all the abominations the wicked do, can they do this evil and still live? '''None of the justice they did shall be remembered, because they acted treacherously and committed these sins; because of this, they shall die.'''		<sup class="versenum">24</sup> And if the just turn from justice and do evil, like all the abominations the wicked do, can they do this evil and still live? '''None of the justice they did shall be remembered, because they acted treacherously and committed these sins; because of this, they shall die.'''

	<sup class="versenum">25</sup> You say, â€œThe ~~LORDâ€™s~~ way is not fair!â€ Hear now, house of Israel: Is it my way that is unfair? Are not your ways unfair?		<sup class="versenum">25</sup> You say, â€œThe LORD’s way is not fair!â€ Hear now, house of Israel: Is it my way that is unfair? Are not your ways unfair?

	<sup class="versenum">26</sup> When the just turn away from justice to do evil and die, on account of the evil they did they must die.		<sup class="versenum">26</sup> When the just turn away from justice to do evil and die, on account of the evil they did they must die.

Forgiveness prayer - Revision history

Mxmsj: /* Don't hate hateful people */

Mxmsj: /* Reframing resentments */

Mxmsj: /* Acting against resentment */

Mxmsj: /* Forgiveness is a skill gained by practice */

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