Finding A Way To Forgive
‘When you forgive, you in no way change the past – but you sure do change the future.’ – Bernard Meltzer
Most of us regularly forgive other people: the person who held up the queue at the supermarket, the driver who failed to notice that the light had turned green ten seconds ago, the friend who forgot to bring wine for dinner.
These sorts of things are easy to forgive and forget. But what if you are faced with more serious issues? It’s not always easy to accept what happened and forgive the other person or people involved. It can also be just as difficult to forgive yourself for something you regret having done (or ...
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