I think there are basically 4 stages of forgiveness.
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Thank you for sharing this, Unity. Forgiveness grants us freedom. Every day is a good day to forgive ourselves and to forgive others. It does not mean we must forget, as many things have to change. I know people who constantly rely on forgiveness from others, yet cannot forgive others themselves. I wonder if it's because they cannot forgive themselves.
Non-judgement is a great rule to live by, but when our egos slip up, forgiveness of ourselves and of others helps us to get back on track, back onto a higher vibration, where we are better able to manifest all the goodness that we want, with heart-felt gratitude. So I forgive myself and I forgive everyone. I manifest that my mistakes are corrected, and that the world's mistakes are corrected, with love, and with thanks <3
Perfect :)
Cat xxx
there is only ONE STAGE of Forgiveness~ forgive................................
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I do wish it would have been that simple for me. However, for me it has been a process and a slow progression. Not a flip of the switch. Each person has his own path. Namaste
I agree that it is a process and not a flip of a switch however it is still same path ; you either forgive or not
Well there is once you get to stage four :)
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Hi folks, Hi unity, thanks for sharing this very important topic of human life.
Here is the perspective I've come to so far in this particular human life.
The only things that should be judged, are systems that tend to mold thought and actions.
Systems of living, like tubes in a hamster cage or programs on a computer, are the main dictators of how a human being will tend to think and act.
Once this simple fact is clearly observed in ones experiential life, it is easy to forgive and as is said, the idea of even needing to forgive, becomes moot or not even applicable almost.
For example, if a system is designed to encourage competition, then that is generally what many life forms like humans will display.
Very simple stuff and so with all the drama played out due to this, when one sees clearly with the heart, none of this is a surprise.
And so starts to have no effect anymore as far as reacting to the outer stimuli, that tends to want to keep these ways going.
Since its hard to keep a program from conflicting with other programs (ideas, thoughts) until a new one overwrites it, or in this case, is quarantined in ones mind and then new programs are installed to continually identify these other types of programs, so that the newer, more cooperative programs can remain unaffected in the mind by outer stimuli and operate, which leads to the hundreth monkey effect often mentioned.
peace love light
stop being judgmental and accept.
there will be no need to forgive.