"Certainly, forgiveness does not come spontaneously or naturally to people. Forgiving from the Heart can sometimes be heroic for people....Thanks to the healing power of love, even the most wounded heart can experience the liberating encounter of forgiveness. Real peace is not just a matter of structures and mechanisms. It rests above all on the adoption of a style of human co-existence marked by mutual acceptance and a capacity to forgive from the heart. We all need to be forgiven by others, so we must all be ready to forgive. Asking and granting forgiveness is something profoundly worthy of every one of us."
I often wonder if it is in our natures, rather, that we find conflict and participate it in because we as so unused to the peace of living in accordance with the world? If, as many believe, our DNA was restructured to create this kind of discord and conflict, or if the powers that be want the conflict to exist as a means of control, of spin, or if it simply be a matter of principles above personalities, wouldn't it serve everyone instead to forgive, move on, and if necessary not interact with those who know how to push buttons? I don't know the background here, I don't want to know the background here; I do know it's far easier to pick a fight from behind a computer screen, and just as difficult to man up and own our faults.
Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us.
That's Karma baby. That's Karma.
Forgot to mention. The quote is by St. Pope John Paul II.
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