forgiviness

for me, forgiviness started out with me blaming an ex-partner for his treatment of me.

that lasted until i saw the ways in which behavior of mine had also contributed to the downfall of our relationship.

next i explored my relationship with my parents.

first my mother whom i had turned my back on as a young adult determined to be nothing like her or her life.

decades later i realised she did the best she could given the circumstances of her life and the times she was living in and i developed compassion for her.

i thought my father had less impact on my live but as i went along with my healing, i recognised the impact that his emotional absence had on my life.

this also was a sign of the times he was living in and exposed to.

I see forgiveness as a combination of acceptance and compassion.

so for me, to see forgiveness as a way of me “dispensing a sacrament”, i’ll leave up to the churches.

About sharon-clark-rowlands

Sharon Clark Rowlands is the author of “Oh, We Should Have Told You” which is the outgrowth of a Journal kept during several years spent in the pursuit of personal growth and spirituality. The book contains both personal experiences and “messages from someone outside of myself” and will stimulate you to reflect upon and to gain insights into your own experiences and provide you with inspiration and comfort as you navigate your own Spiritual Journey. view Sharon's author page at http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/SharonsStore and her facebook page for her book https://www.facebook.com/Oh-We-Should-Have-Told-You-111028689006524/
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