Caught Forgiving — Candle
Caught Forgiving — Flowers
Caught Forgiving — Shovel

The candle

“The wax is the record. The wick is the live part.”

Three ordinary things from this room

Back to the Drawer
A workbook

Caught Forgiving

Forgiving is a word.

For the person carrying something they did not expect to still be carrying.

What this workbook is for

Caught Forgiving lives inside one ordinary word. Forgiving, old hurt, carrying something differently. It is not a system or a fix. It is a series of small doorways — short stories, small questions, and a few places to write.

Move through it in an afternoon or across a season. Skip a page. Reread a page. The work works with you, not on you.

Look inside

A few pages, before you begin.

Caught Forgiving, sample page 5
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Swipe the page to turn it.Open the full workbook

Listen

Or listen to the audio companion.

A pair of headphones

Caught Forgiving — the audio companion

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You might want something to write on nearby while you listen. A notebook. A yellow pad. The back of an envelope.

Something may come up that you want to jot down. Or you may just listen.

No homework.

A few conversation questions

If you sit with someone.

  • What stood out?
  • What felt familiar?
  • What surprised you?
  • What might you be seeing differently?
  • What is the upside?
  • What is the downside?
  • What is the hmmm?

No need to agree. No need to solve. No need to leave with a plan.