Forgiveness is hard. It feels like letting go of your power, like saying what happened didn't
matter. But forgiveness isn't about excusing hurt. It's about freeing yourself from the burden of
holding on to it. Holding on to resentment can weigh you down, drain your energy, and cloud
your mind. It keeps you tied to the pain. Forgiving is about choosing peace for yourself.
Remember, forgiveness doesn't mean reconciliation. It doesn't mean you have to let that person back
into your life. It just means you're letting go of the grip that hurt has on your heart.
And there's divine wisdom in this release, echoing the grace that's been extended to all of us
in our most broken moments. So start small. Acknowledge the pain. Pray into this.
Ask for strength. And then choose to release it, even just a little. It's a process,
one that takes time and a lot of grace. You don't have to do it perfectly. You just have to keep
moving forward toward freedom. With each step toward forgiveness, you're walking a path that
so many others have traveled before you. A journey of faith that transforms wounds into wisdom.
You deserve peace, and forgiveness is the key to finding it. And in that peaceful place,
you may discover that the act of forgiving reflects something greater than
yourself. A reflection of the ultimate forgiveness that heals and makes all things new.