The Power of Forgiveness: Healing In Overcoming Divorce with Beth Maranville

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In the journey of overcoming divorce, the power of forgiveness plays a crucial role in the healing process. While divorce can be a painful and traumatic experience, learning to forgive oneself and others can lead to emotional healing and finding peace.

In today’s episode, Beth Maranville shares her life's journey, which highlights the remarkable strength and hope that can be found even in the darkest of times. Her story of overcoming personal heartbreak and rebuilding her life serves as a testament to the fortitude of the human spirit. This episode delves into themes of loss, faith, and forgiveness while emphasizing the importance of maintaining personal rituals and finding support through community and mentorship.

Beth reveals the raw emotions and challenges faced during her divorce, pointing to the complexities of navigating forgiveness and healing. Beth discusses how her faith served as an anchor throughout her tribulations, and how her upbringing and early encounters with loss shaped her resilience. The illustration of a labyrinth serves as a powerful metaphor for the journey through forgiveness and the conscious decision to let go of pain to welcome new beginnings.

“Keep taking one step forward and the next step forward, and the next step forward, you are going to get through it." - Beth Maranville

Topics Covered:

00:02 - Introduction and discussion on harnessing inner strength

01:47 - Beth shares her personal story and the importance of faith

05:10 - Beth discusses moments of doubt and loss of hope

11:56 - Challenges and expectations surrounding divorce

13:05 - Advice for those going through a divorce or considering one

15:01 - The need for both parents to prioritize raising children together after divorce

18:07 - The difficulty of forgiveness and the continuous process of healing and forgiving

21:46 - The concept of forgiveness as a means to release energetic attachments and free oneself from the past

23:22 - The ongoing challenge of forgiveness and the need to grieve the loss associated with divorce

25:37 - Carrying the pain and unresolved issues from past relationships into new ones

27:06 - Beth discusses her desire to remove someone from her life

27:28 - Sherry suggests forgiveness as a way to free up energy and focus

28:04 - Sherry shares her practice of sending love and gratitude to those who have hurt her

30:08 -Sherry discusses the power of shifting perspective and sending love

31:05 - Beth expresses her struggle with forgiveness and the importance of showing her daughters forgiveness

33:11 - Sherry acknowledges the difficulty of forgiveness and the strength it requires

33:56 - Beth emphasizes that forgiveness does not mean re-establishing a relationship

37:14 - Beth provides information on her book and contact details

38:24 - Beth encourages listeners to keep moving forward and trust in God

Key Takeaways:

• The importance of minimizing the negative impact of divorce on children
• The significance of honoring vows in raising children post-divorce
• The ongoing relationship between divorced parents due to co-parenting responsibilities
• The importance of avoiding destructive divorces and minimizing harm to children
• The relationship between forgiveness and healing from pain

Connect with Beth Maranville:

Book:Closer Than Your Breath

Contact Email

Connect with Sherry Shaban:

⁠Website⁠

⁠Facebook⁠

⁠Instagram⁠

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⁠LinkedIn⁠

YouTube

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Keep it up, Athletes!
Sherry