While we are all familiar with the word “forgiveness,” it is inadequate in describing a very complex concept. In fact, forgiveness implies three different things, each of which applies to distinct situations and produces diverse results. The three sub–types of forgiveness are: 1.Exoneration – this is what we generally have in mind when we […]
We are our own worst and harshest critic. And well, we should be. We should always be trying to better ourselves. This is the EMA way – KAIZEN – constant and never-ending improvement for a lifetime. But sometimes we lose sight of what is good and moral to achieve our goals in life. Very often […]
This is when we have wronged someone else. We are all born as good people, but sometimes along the way we intentionally or unintentionally hurt other people by our actions, inactions, or words. This weighs on our conscience, as most people prefer to live a moral life free from pain, regret or suffering. We might […]
In the grand scheme of forgiveness, this is the easiest, but only compared to the other two types. There are many sayings based on this concept – let bygones be bygones, it’s water under the bridge, all is forgotten, all is forgiven, Hakuna Matata (no problem!). It’s part of our vernacular without us even knowing […]
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