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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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Freedom and the Pathway There As we celebrate the Fourth of July and the freedom and peace we enjoy in our blessed country, let us stop and pray for many in our world denied of this fundamental need of all human beings. Even in our country we must not take our freedom for granted as…
Read MoreFrom Resistance to Freedom with Forgiveness “To forgive is to set a prisoner free and discover that the prisoner was you. “ – Lewis B. Smedes“When you hold resentment toward another, you are bound to that person or condition by an emotional link that is stronger than steel. Forgiveness is the only way to dissolve…
Read More“Unlikely Friends” – A Film, A Way of Being A new documentary is here to make a difference.“Unlikely Friends” – produced by Leslie Neal of Chance Films (chancefilmsinc.com) and narrated by acclaimed actor Mike Farrell of M*A*S*H – will air on Discovery in October. Dedicated to stories of hope and compassion amidst conflict and challenge,…
Read MoreBoston Bombing Tragedy Brings Resolve Recently at the Boston Marathon, another major tragedy took place in one of our most beautiful cities. Amidst the confusion, grief and loss, I think one question we MUST ask is why are we the most violent first-world nation? This would lead to other vital questions: Why is there so…
Read MoreForgiving Myself Through Atonement & Action As I write this today (March 6) my son Tariq is very strong in my mind, heart and thoughts. Today is his 39th birthday. He would probably be, if still alive, married to his fiancé Jennifer and be a father to his own children. Tariq loved kids, and I…
Read MoreConnection of Forgiveness with Peace, Health Over the years I have often written and spoken of forgiveness. I have also conducted several “Train The Trainer” Workshops on forgiveness. While everyone who attends experiences a breakthrough, the workshops remain challenging to fill. I believe there is indeed a resistance to the topic of forgiveness for many…
Read MoreProsperity Found in Many Aspects of our Lives Have a prosperous 2013!We often hear this in the greetings we receive over the New Year. However, I must question if prosperity is solely about material wealth, or is there more to it than just $$$. Don’t get me wrong – I enjoy living in my La…
Read MoreToo Much of a Good Thing – Not so Good Can there be too much of a good thing? The good news for 2012 was there was an increasing amount of demand for keynote speaking, forgiveness workshops and corporate workshops. The bad news was I came to realize I don’t know how much more I…
Read MoreBalance is Elusive Yet Vital for our Well-being Much has been written about finding the perfect balance in life. Is this even possible? How many of us can claim to have achieved this? In the world we live and work in, there is much out there that is out of our control. This last month…
Read MoreEconomics of Forgiveness Saves Us All It may seem an oxymoron to combine economics and forgiveness. But it is not. And I’d like to share with you why. Coming from an investment banking background (where my major studies were in economics and finance) I entered the humanistic field 17 years ago – in the aftermath…
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