Forgive Me Love

Forgiveness is the ultimate act of love- It’s the backbone of most religions and it can make or break your life experiences.

As many have said, holding resentment or unforgiveness against someone is like drinking poison and hoping the other person dies, You only hurt yourself. So practicing forgiveness is a form of practicing self-love.

One of my favorite books is ‘Radical Forgiveness’ by Colin Tipping. In the book, Colin has developed a way of helping people resolve apparent problems or situations by encouraging them to look at the assumptions underlying their distress. In this guide he shows, in a practical way, how we can begin to work from the deepest part of ourselves and thus benefit ourselves as well as others.

This book taught me that forgiveness takes empthy and empathy comes with awareness. Being aware and understanding that we all have the same capacity to make mistakes, to kill, steal and destroy will help create this empathy needed to forgive.

Forgiveness is a process:

- Feel all of the emotions and reasons of your situation

- Be the person you need to forgive, understand their side

- Find the gift in releasing and learning what you need to learn to move forward

Forgiveness frees us…and is the greatest love of all.

Share you're forgiveness process with us.

You are always loved,

Samora