#beyond right and wrong

[metvmorqhoses]

Which deadly sin do you think the darkling embodies?

Each one to some degree, but sloth. His defining deadly sin is without doubt pride, though.

[meridiannights]

Watch Documentary 'Beyond Right and Wrong' | Beyond Right and Wrong: Stories of Justice and Forgiveness | Shows | KCET

Watch Documentary 'Beyond Right and Wrong', The film explores conflict areas around the world and asks what it takes to forgive, and what it takes to seek forgiveness under difficult circumstances.

Have you ever wondered how to forgive? How to let go of some anger that has been weighing you down, maybe for years? Or how to let go of the past? Please watch this documentary! It’s absolutely amazing. 

The film focuses on four war zone around the world & how victims & perpetrators of cruel crimes somehow find a way to make peace with each other. The footage takes us to Rwanda, North Island, Israel & Palestine. 

I was blessed to be at the launch with promoter, Kweku Mandela (Neslon’s Grandson) & the director Lekha Singh for the Australian launch last year in Sydney. if you get the chance, pick it up, pay for it... but for now here’s link to stream it online for free! This message just has to be heard! 

[sorry-i-am-a-mess]

-Rumi

[justiceandforgiveness]

[image: “’Out beyond ideas of right-doing and wrong-doing there is a field.  I’l meet you there...’ Rumi”]

[indielibre-blog]

Lekha Singh's BEYOND RIGHT & WRONG

Recently, I had a chance to see the Laemmle Sneak Peak of Beyond Right and Wrong: Stories of Justice and Forgiveness at the Royal Theater in West L.A. This social impact film focuses on three stories of forgiveness, stemming from the Rwandan Genocide, an IRA bombing, and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. This powerful film reminds us that only with love and forgiveness can we drive out hate and bring inner and outer peace.  Now, you can not only see this film for free, but you can also raise money for organizations such as The Nelson Mandela Foundation, The Malala Fund, and Women for Women International--just by watching the film!  To find out more, visit www.filmraise.com, and keep an eye out for more free screening opportunities at Laemmle!

[justiceandforgiveness]

In the most courageous and healing action she could have taken, Beata Mukangarambe, a survivor of the genocide in Rwanda, forgave the man who killed her children. I was astonished by her bravery and yet saw it mirrored in Israel and Palestine and Northern Ireland as well — the act of forgiving someone who has destroyed your life.

Are healing, justice, and forgiveness possible after tragedy? | Forgiveness Challenge