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Out beyond ideas of right-doing and wrong-doing, there is a field. I will meet you there. ~ Rumi
Come see Brenda perform her critically acclaimed one-woman show, My Brooklyn Hamlet, this Friday July 16th at 8 PM at the North Hollywood Church of Religious Science on Whitsett.
There will be cookies and tea served before the show and the talented singer/ songwriter Caroline Waters will be doing a pre-performance show with songs she wrote for My Brooklyn Hamlet’s original soundtrack. The show will be filmed for John Zak’s upcoming documentary about the healing powers of forgiveness.
Stay for the short Q and A and then join Brenda and friends for a “Welcome Back from London and Dessert party” nearby.
Get your advanced tickets directly from the church at http://www.nhcrs.org for $5 off.
Check out a recent review from Brenda’s run in London:
My Brooklyn Hamlet – Brenda Adelman’s story has shocking parallels with Shakespeare’s play
By Judi Herman
http://www.jewish-theatre.com/visitor/article_display.aspx?articleID=3435
A man shoots his wife dead and marries her sister…
Extraordinarily his daughter finds it in her heart to forgive him. And she is the winner in this unfolding tragedy for it takes his death to set her on the path to the forgiveness that will heal her.
Ultimately the audience at Brenda Adelman’s searing one-woman show are winners too as she shares her extraordinary true story…
Her father’s gun is a motif in young Brenda’s life for her father teaches her to use it when she is just ten years old. By this time her mother has taught her to recite her favourite excerpts from Shakespeare, a legacy she uses in the show to spellbinding effect..
Brenda does not just live to tell her tale, she is brave enough to share her journey to ‘truth and reconciliation’ and the way it has shaped her life, leading her for example to take a masters in spiritual psychology – and of course to write and perform My Brooklyn Hamlet. She morphs effortlessly into both parents and does not spare her audience the gory details of their relationship, or the depths of her own pain… thanks to her winning open personality and the simplicity and candour of her storytelling, nicely leavened with a disarming humour and her great personal charm, the parts add up to a gripping whole.
Do you have a story in you that is holding you back from having more love in your life?
Let me help you transform your blocks into more loving.
Do you struggle with:
* Compulsive thinking and addictive behavior?
* Difficulty attracting your ideal mate?
* Anger and blame towards someone who was supposed to love you?
* Feeling a lack of faith and meaninglessness?
I was exactly where you are. In 1995 my father shot and killed my mother and the floor fell out from under me. Everything I thought was safe, would be there for me, disappeared overnight. For the first time in my life I had to stop focusing on someone else and go within to find the answers.
After several years of depression, not wanting to live and not being able to see the light I had a breakthrough that would change my life forever. I’d love to share my journey with you so you can also:
* Enjoy a passionate loving relationship. I’ve been with my partner for nine years.
* Be inspired to tap into your own strength and courage
* You will be able to separate story from fact and be freed from blame. Yes-blame actually hurts YOU!
* You will become aware of unconscious patterns that lead to addictive/compulsive thinking and behavior
* The Freedom to MAKE BETTER CHOICES- put the power back in your hands
How does that sound?
My Father Killed My Mother and Married My Aunt: Forgiving the Unforgivable
A memoir/ workbook for the soul by Brenda Adelman
“My Father Killed My Mother and Married My Aunt: Forgiving the Unforgivable” is my true story. It’s a blend of memoir style writing with lots of juicy personal stories that I usually don’t share and a workbook to help its readers — YOU — experience direct results — FREEDOM from judgments of yourself and others. It’s a roadmap for HAPPINESS.
I was interviewed recently by fellow author Lynn Serafinn on her blogtalkradio show and I had the opportunity to read the introduction on air. Click here to listen to the half hour show (there’s no opt-in for this). My reading starts as soon as I’m introduced-about 3 1/2 minutes in. And when you purchase the ebook you’ll also receive a few complimentary gifts from me. Find out more here.
What would you do to experience more freedom in your life?
Ask yourself this:
What’s below the surface?
Have you dealt with your anger toward your parents? Or an ex? Or your current spouse? If you don’t heal it, it will follow you everywhere you go and into every relationship you have.
In my Coaching program you won’t have to leave to find the success and peace of mind that you’re looking for. Instead I’ll support you by giving you the exact blueprint I used to turn my biggest wound into my biggest gift. You’ll learn how to create your very own sanctuary right where you are in the present moment.
How do I know? Because not only have I turned my life around by facing my past, forgiving my judgments of myself and others but I have helped people just like you to do the same. I’ve helped people open their hearts again while learning how to set healthy boundaries. I’ve helped them learn to be okay with saying no and how to say yes without being taken advantage of. If you’d like to learn these techniques and would benefit from personal accountability
If you would like to experience my one-woman show, My Brooklyn Hamlet, or my keynote presentation on The 3 Steps to Forgive and Be Free in person please take a look at my media page and email me directly at brenda@forgivenessandfreedom.com with your inquiries.
“Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure… Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won’t feel insecure around you.”
- Marianne Williamson, A Return To Love
Holding the vision of your wholeness,
Brenda
Brenda Adelman has a Master of Arts Degree in Spiritual Psychology from the University of Santa Monica.
She is the recipient of The Hero of Forgiveness Award from The Hawaii International Forgiveness Project and
is an award-winning actress for her work in Daddy’s Girl, a short film about the healing aspects of her one-woman show My Brooklyn Hamlet.
To reach Brenda you can call (310) 429 1193
