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An award winning author, peace activist, and inspirational speaker.
The Journey of Forgiveness: Destination Peace & Redemption
A talk delivered to thousands all over the country and abroad. Most people are either in resentment about what has happened to them, or in guilt about what they have done to another. In this talk, Azim shows how to be free of guilt and anger to enter the pathway of peace using the same three steps Azim used to forgive the murderer of his son.
Journey Through Grief – Creating Spiritual Currency in the Name of the Departed
Everyone experiences loss in one way, shape or form. No matter nationality, age, religion or race, we all must grieve the departure of loved ones in our lives. How are we to process the loss clearly, cleanly and completely? Azim Khamisa provides the pathway from grief to purpose in sharing his story of losing his son Tariq, starting the foundation in Tariq’s name and most recently experiencing the passing of his mother, who was the emotional and spiritual foundation upon which he stood. By transforming grief and loss into acts of service, Azim shifted a negative into a positive and created purpose for himself and uplift for a community. In the process, he created spiritual currency for the departed so their soul’s journey could be lifted ever higher on the other side. Join Azim as he guides you to embrace a grieving process that takes you from sadness and loss to hope, action, service and positive change.
From Fulfillment to Peace – The Next Steps
Now that audiences, through the work and books of Azim Khamisa, have moved from forgiveness to fulfillment and then to peace … now what? What is one to do with the newfound freedom and release that comes from the inner world of peace? The next step? The answer is: good works. In Azim Khamisa’s newest talk, he guides audiences in how to take fulfillment and peace into the world to help support a world at peace. For Azim, the action step included working with children, teaching them of the choice between the world of gangs and violence and the world of peace and nonviolence. For you, what is that first step that leads to the thousand, where you don’t simply talk or philosophize, but take action … and make the difference you were born to make? Come hear Azim speak and find out.
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