Guest guest Posted October 4, 2007 Report Share Posted October 4, 2007 Thank you for responding, Amanda, and welcome to our family! You are so right. I didn't realize I needed to forgive until this last time when she ignored me right in front of my hubby. It hurt, and right away I knew that I needed to forgive her. All the other times I just let it slide, but this time was different. I needed to forgive, release it, and move on. Thank you for your wise words. Warm hug. Love, dhyana , " Amanda " <mi5anthr0pe wrote: > > Hi Dhyana, > > I can relate. Sometimes it feels like when we forgive, the other > party should reciprocate, or admit faults. The fact is, we can't make > that happen and sometimes it never will. I think what we need to > remember is that forgiveness is for ourselves, and not necessarily > for the one who needs to be forgiven. Once we accept things as they > are and let go of the bitterness; we can grow spiritually. Thats my > take on it anyway. We can only hope for the best. > > Amanda > ---- Original Message ---- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 4, 2007 Report Share Posted October 4, 2007 I am glad I could help, if I did! Amanda ---- Original Message ---- Novalees RE: Re: Forgiving Unforgiveness - Amanda Fri, 05 Oct 2007 03:14:01 -0000 > >Thank you for responding, Amanda, and welcome to our family! > >You are so right. > > I didn't realize I needed to forgive until this last time when she >ignored me right in front of my hubby. It hurt, and right away I knew >that I needed to forgive her. All the other times I just let it >slide, >but this time was different. I needed to forgive, release it, and >move >on. Thank you for your wise words. Warm hug. Love, dhyana > > , " Amanda " ><mi5anthr0pe wrote: >> >> Hi Dhyana, >> >> I can relate. Sometimes it feels like when we forgive, the other >> party should reciprocate, or admit faults. The fact is, we can't >make >> that happen and sometimes it never will. I think what we need to >> remember is that forgiveness is for ourselves, and not necessarily >> for the one who needs to be forgiven. Once we accept things as they >> are and let go of the bitterness; we can grow spiritually. Thats my >> take on it anyway. We can only hope for the best. >> >> Amanda >> ---- Original Message ---- > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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