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Hawaii International Forgiveness Day, 2012

Hawaii Forgiveness Project

Sunday, August 5, 2012 from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM (HST)

Honolulu, HI

Hawaii International Forgiveness Day, 2012

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The public is invited to attend the following free family event

The 10th Annual Hawaii International Forgiveness Day is celebrated this year at the State Capitol Auditorium.

 

The date is Sunday, August 5 -- from 4:00 to 7:00 pm. We are a diverse group of Hawaii non-profit groups and volunteers, who believe that the ability to forgive is a vital skill we all need to learn, so that true, meaningful and lasting change can take place.

 

Much more detail, including video, artwork, music, essays -- records of our annual event over the past 10 years that has attracted as many as 350 people -- is available at
http://www.hawaiiforgivenessproject.org

 

Key participants include a presentation by beloved Hawaii musician Keola Beamer; a thoughtful keynote on forgiveness in public policy and the law by former State Representative Lyla Berg; presentations of Heroes of Forgiveness Awards to renowned local leaders Sister Joan Chatfield and Chuck Spezzano and Muthukuraru Sooriyakumar and presentation of Forgiveness Arts Awards (Images and Poetry).


International Forgiveness Day is celebrated in more than 80 countries, and our event here in Hawaii is consistently one of the largest in the world.

 

We invite you to come, listen, participate; to enjoy this unique family festival with your family. 

 


When & Where



Capitol Rotunda
415 S Beretania St
Honolulu, HI 96813

Sunday, August 5, 2012 from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM (HST)


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Hawaii Forgiveness Project

Hawai’i is a multicultural society whose people deeply respect the values of the first people who settled our islands, long ago.

A life of forgiveness is demonstrated clearly by traditional Hawaiian culture, through the spirit of Aloha (welcome, love) and the practice of Ho`oponopono (balance, understanding).

We support forgiveness in all its religious, artistic, personal, judicial, educational, social and political forms.

Hawai'i is an example for the world, both small in size and large in significance, of what is true and possible.

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