Uzziel
All is forgiven in the moment of the asking. you have found this to be true in your own life and the lives of many others. It’s as if a burden has been lifted from your shoulders, and you can now breathe again. You have also found that it’s important to choose forgiveness over resentment. If you hold on to resentment, it will eat away at you from within. Resentment is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die-it won’t work that way. Asking for forgiveness is a powerful thing. Forgiveness is a decision, not an emotion. It’s a choice to release the hurt and anger toward someone else and instead choose to carry only love in your heart.
All is forgiven another in the moment of the asking. At this moment, you can choose to forgive. You can choose to see the other as he or she truly is. You can see yourself as you truly are: human beings capable of great love and compassion, but also capable of mistakes, errors in judgment, and bad behavior. You tend to judge harshly when you have been hurt by others’ actions or words, but this is always a mistake because it keeps you locked into a victim mentality and prevents you from experiencing the joy that comes from recognizing your shared humanity with others.
All is healed in the moment of giving yourself unconditional forgiveness. You are free to love and be loved by others fully without judgment or expectation. You will not be afraid to be vulnerable or show your true self because you know that whatever comes up in your relationship will be handled with love and respect. When you forgive yourself, you are releasing all that has been holding you back from moving forward and creating a new life for yourself. You are no longer a victim and have taken back your power from all those who have harmed, hurt, or disappointed you.
All is healed in the moment of gifting those who cause you pain, unconditional forgiveness. Forgiveness is not about condoning the behavior of others, it is about your wellbeing. Research has shown that holding onto anger and resentment can hurt your health. The act of forgiving releases emotional energy that is better spent on other things. People make mistakes and will do things that hurt others as well as themselves. When you take responsibility for your actions you can move forward without the burden of guilt or shame weighing you down.
Choosing forgiveness does not cause you more harm or place you in harm’s way. Choosing forgiveness does not make you weak or vulnerable. It does not remove your power over your life. Choosing forgiveness does not mean that wrongs should be overlooked or ignored, nor does it mean that there are no consequences for our actions. As this s an act of the will, but it cannot be forced upon us by someone else or by some external event or circumstance.
Choosing forgiveness releases you from all that has come before, clearing the way for all that is before you. It allows you to be in a state of mind where you can receive the shares that are being given to you at this very moment. Investing in forgiveness frees up your energy so that it can be used for something else. It gives you a chance to see what is possible when your mind isn’t occupied with negative thoughts and emotions. It’s simply letting go of the hurt and anger so that you can live your life without it consuming you or defining who you are as a person.
In choosing forgiveness, you choose freedom from the bondage of all that no longer serves you or your purpose. Many people think that forgiveness means forgetting what happened and pretending nothing ever happened. This is not true! You can’t forget about what happened, but you can let go of the pain, resentment, and anger it caused so that it doesn’t continue to hurt you today. Forgiveness is not about letting someone off the hook for their actions. It’s about setting yourself free from the emotional pain and trauma that keeps you locked in victimhood and prevents you from moving forward with your life. There is no greater freedom than the freedom of forgiveness. When you choose to forgive, you choose freedom from the bondage of all that no longer serves you or your purpose.
In choosing forgiveness, you chose to see through the eyes of love and beauty. You are choosing to be the one who makes a change in the world around you. And when you make that choice, miracles can happen. You are also choosing to let go of all those negative feelings and emotions that were keeping you stuck in your life. You are choosing to let go of those past experiences that have been holding you back from living your life fully and joyfully.
In choosing forgiveness, you release yourself from all that would hold from you all that awaits you. You have the power to let go of anger and resentment and choose freedom instead. You have the power to release yourself from all that would hold you back, and all that awaits you. Investing in forgiveness may not be easy, but it’s always worth it. When you choose forgiveness, you release yourself from all that would hold you back and all that awaits you.
In choosing forgiveness, you choose love and light. You choose to live in peace and harmony even though someone has hurt you deeply. You choose to stop feeling anger, resentment, bitterness, and hatred. Forgiveness is a gift that you give yourself as much as it is a gift that you give to someone else. Forgiveness allows us to heal from the pain caused by others and ourselves. Forgiveness allows us to move forward with our lives without carrying the burden of anger or resentment. Forgiveness sets us free from the past so we can live our lives fully in the present moment.
In choosing forgiveness, you gift another with the choice of releasing themselves from bondage. The most difficult thing you will ever do is to forgive someone who has not asked for forgiveness. Forgiveness is a choice, and by choosing forgiveness, you gift another with the choice of releasing themselves from bondage. It is not about condoning someone’s behavior or pretending that it didn’t happen. It’s about releasing yourself from the pain and damage caused by your actions.
Choose peace, Choose love, and Choose forgiveness. Acknowledge your feelings: Understand that you have been hurt by the other person’s actions and are angry or sad about it. Accept this feeling as normal and valid, but don’t dwell on it or let it consume your thinking time. Take time out each day to reflect on things that make you happy whether it’s reading a book, watching a funny movie, or spending time with friends and family members who give you joy and happiness. This will help clear your mind so that when you think about the other person who hurt or offended you, their actions won’t seem as important or bothersome
Mercy and compassion shall be your constant companions. The process of forgiveness takes time and work. Even when you’ve decided to forgive, there will still be moments when you feel angry, hurt, or jealous. But with practice, you’ll learn how to manage these feelings, instead of letting them control your life.
The open door that awaits you, have courage, have faith, and step forward into all that awaits you along your path this day. It’s easy to say that you forgive people when they hurt you, but in reality, it isn’t always so easy to do. Forgiveness is a process that requires you to recognize what has happened, own your feelings and emotions, decide whether or not you wish to let go of any resentment or anger you may feel toward that person or situation, and finally choose how you will move forward from this moment on.
