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Finding Self-Forgiveness—The Only Thing Harder Than Forgiving Others

Haymitch St. Stephen

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2025   |  7:30-9:00 pm MST

An experiential gathering for transforming suffering into awakening, learning the art of self-forgiveness, and befriending our inner devils.

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WHERE:

Home of Ed and Kristen Iversen
3582 Oak Rim Way
Salt Lake City, UT 84109

Thanks to Kristen and Ed for hosting this gathering in their home.

Or join us via the large Zoom link below in blue. But the experience is better in person so come join us!

 

THE CONVERSATION:

After causing a car accident in 2007 that killed a pregnant mother and two of her children, Cameron White was miraculously forgiven by the other driver, the husband and father of those he had killed, Chris Williams. Seventeen years later, Cameron sat down for a series of conversations with his close friend to make sense of the unfortunate past, the sacred present, and the hopeful future as a husband and father himself.
For anyone struggling with self-forgiveness, this gathering (and the book that inspired it) is intended as a resource for transforming mental suffering into spiritual awakening, learning the art of letting go of mistakes, and befriending the inner devil with love and understanding on one’s path to healing.

ABOUT HAYMITCH:

Haymitch St. Stephen is an artist, writer, and contemplative. He studied advertising and creative writing at BYU before launching a storytelling company and eventually studying the creative process at Stanford. He is an adjunct facilitator in the Stanford Life Design Lab. He studies under contemplative teachers Thomas McConkie and John Kessler, and is a graduate of the Spectra program via Lower Lights School of Wisdom. But he is mostly just a human being trying to enjoy life to the fullest. He is the author of the book Friend of the Devil: A Story of Mental Health, Mistakes, and Self Forgiveness, and the founder of Still Point School of Mystical Design through which he supports people asking the question: What should I do with my life? You can find more of his work at stillpoint.life

 

 

EXPLORE BEFORE WE MEET:

From Haymitch:

– Forgiveness: My Burden Was Made Light

From Jay:

– Friend of the Devil, Haymitch St. Stephen

– Wayfare Magazine: Something Sharp—Broken Hearts and the Path of Forgiveness

– Listen, Learn, & Love Episode 757: Haymitch St. Stephen, New Book about Forgiveness (Ourselves and Others)


WATCH THE RECORDED ZOOM CONVERSATION

Thanks to Tim and Aubrey Chavez and the Faith Matters Foundation for providing the Zoom connection. Scroll down the page for the link to connect virtually. Below that link are some helpful tips for being part of a Zoom convo.

To get email notifications of upcoming conversations go to the bottom of this site’s home page or text or call me at 801-695-5036.

I’m delighted those who can’t attend in person can join virtually. I’m sorry I can’t give you the same care and attention given to those in person. Please contact me if you have suggestions for improvement. 

  • Click on the Zoom link above for either last month’s recorded conversation (if the event date has passed) or the live conversation now. If you are participating in the live conversation keep reading.
  • When you are connected you will either be waiting in a lobby and will let be in shortly or you will immediately be able to see other participants. Please make sure that you are muted and that your video is on if you choose to have it on. (Love to see and hear you live, but we’ll take curious lurkers also.)
  • If you can’t hear the host, me, or others, find your settings and make sure you have a working microphone and speaker selected. OR maybe the problem is on my end so please let me know if it is.

ZOOM ETIQUETTE: 

  • Please mute your microphone before entering and when you are not speaking so noises are not heard by everyone else.
  • If you are going to multitask—not recommended—or wander around a lot, please turn off your video and make sure you are muted. No one wants to be distracted by you eating or using the loo.
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