Illuminated Road Grief and Forgiveness

One of the most beautiful gestures we can practice is forgiveness. It can be ostentatious or intimate, because often the person we are forgiving does not even need to know that we are doing it, since in many cases those who offend us often do not even know that they did it and are not concerned with our attitude. They do evil without knowing the consequences. But forgiveness can also be exercised without the hurt. This happens when we are the ones who were the cause of the wrong done and so we must forgive ourselves. We make mistakes that often only we know about and we are saddened every time we remember what we did, and this causes us discomfort. When that's the case, it's time to forgive ourselves and move on.

If what we have committed has reparation, let us do it, but if not, let God's own designs take care of providing the rescue that will certainly take place at the right time.

Forgiveness is so important that Jesus, when asked about it, said that we must forgive seventy times seven, that is, forgive always, even because we ask for forgiveness from the Creator and we always receive His forgiveness, an occasion that we receive a new opportunity of life to carry out the necessary repairs.

Forgiveness is something so sublime and is part of the feelings of adults, since it is at this stage that it will be possible to be understood and applied, due to the intellectual capacity of the thinking being, as we note that a child does not have this capacity. Just check when we antagonize a child, he costs, or sometimes he doesn't forget what we did to him.

From the moment we forgive those who have wronged us, we release that person from meeting us again in a future life to redeem the evil that was done to us. That is to say: we are not going to meet in a future life, which is beneficial for us, as we do not know if in the next life we ​​would conclude the disagreement.

Let's always forgive. This will be better for us and uplifting in God's eyes.