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Beyond writing books and giving presentations, Azim loves to stay committed to his work as a writer. Every month he publishes a newsletter in which he follows his “Musings” and answers a Question of the Month. The topics range from his expertise in peacebuilding and forgiveness to seasonal topics such as New Year’s mission statements to the rebirth of spring, leadership near elections, gratitude in the fall and more. Here you can find the archive of his newsletters for your reading enjoyment.
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An Evening with Azim is exactly what it sounds like–an evening with Azim Khamisa for a short lecture followed by an open-forum question and answer session. Inspired by the community connections and conversations of his growing Soulular Community (graduates of the 4-day virtual Strengthen Your Spiritual Resiliency Master Series), we plan to meet once a month…
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MONTHLY MUSINGS Grief- Hacks: Tips You Can Use Today to Heal Grieving is painful but can also be a blessing! It is a cathartic and effective medicine. Rumi taught, “The light enters through the wound.” A Turkish proverb further teaches, “He who conceals his grief does not find a remedy for it.” Grief is the Universe’s gift…
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How do You Speed up Your Healing Process and Recover from Traumas? We all know that therapy works wonders and is quite valuable in society. There is also great wisdom and tutelage that comes from “applied experts” like Azim Khamisa, who walk the talk and talk the walk having actually learned forgiveness through an unbelievable…
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Dear Friend, Last month, I completed my 4th online master series: “Strengthen Your Spiritual Resiliency” which is a 4-day intensive immersion workshop that used to be a 2-day in-person experience prior to the pandemic. I have been doing this workshop for over 20 years and am grateful that most participants experience a transformative breakthrough. One of the…
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What Does it Mean to Be a Good Father vs. Being a Good Dad? If I look at my own challenges around being a father of my children, Tasreen & Tariq, I believe I may have fallen into the same trap as my own childhood. While I was always a father and took care of…
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As we approach Father’s Day, I want to write about the importance of forgiving your fathers and family relationships. If this is not a challenge for you, count your blessings and say a prayer of gratitude as that is truly a blessing! At the onset, let me wish all fathers globally a very happy, joyous,…
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How Do I Build My Spiritual Resiliency? I am looking forward to meeting you in the upcoming course next month that teaches exactly this, through my 6-step process of forgiveness. I can promise a transformative breakthrough, as most participants have experienced in this course over the last couple of decades. I invite you to read their testimonials and to watch more…
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I often get asked this important question: “WHY should I forgive?” Just the thought of forgiving someone who has caused major hurt, pain, and disruptions will most likely usurp feelings of anger often accompanied by a faster heartbeat and someone’s blood pressure going through the roof. The natural response is, “he or she is not worthy…
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Who Can Benefit from Azim’s Forgiveness Workshop? It is clear that almost everyone has someone or something in their past to forgive and we can always increase our spiritual resiliency. What is becoming more clear is that we need communities of like-minded people and we need to strengthen our relationships with our existing communities. For…
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Last Tuesday, finding that I had a free afternoon, I did some spring cleaning: I cleaned out my closet and donated several suits and other garments that are still in good condition. This has been on my mind for some time now and it felt good to finally take care of it. I needed to…
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