TRY TO FORGIVE

TRY TO FORGIVE

The way you forgive is simple. Each time you think of the other person, you use the Law of Substitution and say, “God bless him/her, I forgive him/her for everything, and I wish him/her well.” It is not possible to bless and forgive another person and simultaneously be angry or upset. The positive thought cancels out the negative thought. You can then say, I should not have done what I did. I forgive him/her completely and let it go.

When you forgive others and let them go, you soon begin to feel lighter and happier. As the thoughts of anger and resentment fade away, your mind will fill with positive thoughts. You will have more energy and passion. You will feel stronger and more confident. Your whole future will open up before you, like a summer sunrise.

Don’t worry about what your friends think or say when you decide to forgive people who have hurt you. They are probably tired of hearing your complaints about the unfortunate events of your past. In fact, when you start forgiving, you will often find that the only common bond between you and certain people is your gripe sessions.

By

Peter felister