Do you ever have the impression that you're put in someone's life to allow them to learn forgiveness? If that's true, how intentional are you in being a "thorough teacher"? As most of us like to be the "best we can be", when do we go too far in drilling the lesson of forgiveness into our "students"?
The aftermath of such "instruction" is often regret and guilt, perhaps even shame. Giving love to the moment, unconditionally, without exception and without allocation will ease our burden and give us a breathing pause to allow us to decide what course to take from this point forward. Do we speak to the person that is given the opportunity to forgive us, or do we let the matter rest for a period of time? Opening the channel for the flow of love will give us a more clear channel of communication with our indwelling Guide -- which can effectively steer us in the proper direction.
Know you are blessed -- all the time.
The aftermath of such "instruction" is often regret and guilt, perhaps even shame. Giving love to the moment, unconditionally, without exception and without allocation will ease our burden and give us a breathing pause to allow us to decide what course to take from this point forward. Do we speak to the person that is given the opportunity to forgive us, or do we let the matter rest for a period of time? Opening the channel for the flow of love will give us a more clear channel of communication with our indwelling Guide -- which can effectively steer us in the proper direction.
Know you are blessed -- all the time.
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