Forgiveness is an internal process. A person can forgive without telling the other person. The act of forgiving does not require communication.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
Forgiveness is an internal process.
A person can forgive without telling the other person. The act of forgiving does not require communication.
Forgiving someone does not mean a person must speak to them. Forgiveness happens inside a person. It is a feeling of letting go. A person can choose to forgive another person in their mind. This helps a person heal without needing to talk to the other person.
A student feels hurt by a parent's past actions. The student writes a letter to the parent. The letter says everything the student wants to say. At the end, the student writes, 'I forgive you.' The student does not send the letter. The student feels peace from writing it.
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A person often hopes for a parent to change. This hope can cause disappointment.
Forgiveness can feel like a demand. It can feel like a person must approve of a bad action.
A person should see themselves as the main character. This means their feelings and needs are very important.
A person often feels pain for the parent they wanted. This pain is a form of grief.
Forgiveness is an internal process. A person can forgive without telling the other person. The act of forgiving does not require communication.