2/13/2017 0 Comments February 13th, 2017 Today we delve into a topic that is often lauded and encouraged in public, but which can be among the most difficult to genuinely and consistently practice in private: Forgiveness. Traditionally, we have been taught to think of Forgiveness as providing mercy towards another, to forego harsh judgment of someone after they have wronged us and instead, magnanimously treat them as if the transgression never occurred. It is characterized as an act of leniency, of compromise, sometimes even of weakness. But in truth, to forgive is perhaps the most powerful of practices we can learn as human beings and it is a lack of Forgiveness that often leaves us weak and ineffectual.
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