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ON ASKING FOR FORGIVENESS
Apology Letter from the Brain
Hey there. I’m sorry. OK? But can I say
something? Look. I admit I wasn’t perfect. No
one is perfect. That’s a fact. Speaking of facts,
don’t you think we all need to take a minute and
decide who is right and who is wrong? Every side
is different; it’s just that my side seems more
right. I’m not just saying that because it’s my
side. I think a lot of other people would agree with
me, given the chance. If I upset you in some way, please know that wasn’t my
intention. I didn’t know how sensitive you were. It’s obvious I can set you off very
easily. That’s not an insult; it’s just an observation. I think it would help if we
talked about this more and argued about who was telling the truth. I would like to
see you in person and tell you how the situation has affected me. I may use this
opportunity to bring up other times you have hurt me in the past. If possible, I
would like to hurt you back. Either way, I want to be in control. Until then, take
care. And please, remember I reached out first.
I remain,
THE BRAIN
Apology Letter from the Heart
Hey there. I’m sorry. I’ve found it hard to tell you this, and I realize my apology
may be too little or come too late. It is important for me to let you know that I am
sorry for what I did or said or didn’t do or say. I was wrong. I make mistakes. I
HATE that I made one with you. I’m reaching out because life goes by so fast
and I just don’t want my one life to go by without expressing this to you. I want to
do and be better. This apology is yours. Feel free to do whatever you want with it.
My hope is that it gives you comfort, but my goal is that it doesn’t cause you any
pain. Again, I am TRULY sorry. Thank you for taking the time to read this.
Love,
THE HEART
P.S. I’m sorry.”
―Amy Poehler
13 QUESTIONS/MEDITATIONS FOR YOM KIPPUR
Pick a question, consider it for 1-5 minutes before you let yourself off the hook with the
obvious or easy answer. Today you have the time to go deeper.
1) When do I feel that my life is most meaningful?
2) What would bring me more happiness than anything else in the world?
3) What are my three most significant achievements in the past year?
4) What are my biggest mistakes in the past year?
5) What project or goal, if left undone, will I most regret a year from now?
6) If I knew I couldn’t fail, what would I undertake to accomplish?
7) What are my three major goals in life? What practical steps can I take in the
next two months toward these goals?
8) What is the most important decision I need to make this year?
9) What important decision did I avoid making last year?
10) What kind of person do I want to be one year from now?
11) What kind of person do I want to be five years from now?
12) Over the last year, did my most important relationships become closer and
deeper, or was there a sense of stagnation and drifting? What can I do to nurture
those relationships this
year?
13) If I could change
only one thing about
myself, what would it
be?
Oct 1, 2012 5 years Violence and lies from Dr Andrew Fagelman to NYPD Internal Affairs and Zachary Carter lying for City NYPD IA Crimes!!!!