Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Forgiveness

Let Go And Forgive Others

It's a noble thing when you can learn how to forgive, and let go. You'll develop peace with yourself, and not become bitter. Even though the benefits are great, it's not the easiest thing to do.

While it's easy to let go of the small stuff, there are large transgressions that are much harder to let go of. Although you might have tried to let these things go, you might find that you can't For certain transgressions, you need a plan of action to learn to let them go, for peace of mind.

Learn how to forgive.

Holding on to hurt and grudges will only hurt you in the end. You will be the one who suffers from depression, moodiness, fits of rage, and physical health conditions.

Forgiveness is the right thing to do, but of course you won't forget what took place. You might not be able to absolve the action that took place. Forgiveness simply means that you are rejecting bitterness, and you are moving on.

How do you forgive?

There are no hard and fast rules to this question. But you'll know when the time is right. A good time to forgive is when you find that you are caught in a trap of replaying the incident over and over again.

You have to allow a change in thought to take place, in order to forgive. Try to find compassion for the other person. Try to let go of resentment, and create some positive feelings about your future.

This will be a challenge for those are are dealing with an offender who doesn't care about what they have done wrong. But remember that forgiveness is a gift that you give yourself. It's all about you; it's not about making them feel better.

Learn to let go.

Once you've geared up your heart to forgive, it's time to let go. Although this is the hardest step, it's the most rewarding. This step means that you aren't reliving the incident anymore.

One strategy to let go, is to think about your present. Or, think about your future. Think about the things that makes your life great now.

What holds you back, is when you stay stuck in the past. When you feel yourself sinking into the past, force yourself to stay in the present moment. It will get easier in time, and you will learn how to really forgive when things come up.

Again, letting go is a gift that you give yourself. Holding on to anger and resentment is such a heavy burden! Are those emotions really helping you out? Probably not. So then, decide to forgive. You'll be so glad that you did.

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