The point that is usually missed surrounding the topic of forgiveness, is that without the input of a judgment to drive the need for forgiveness, then there is simply nothing to forgive. 🙂
The trouble is Paul, that most of us are human and feel human emotions and are not able to rise to the heights you obviously can!
Have you ever had one of your children murdered? Has your wife ever been brutally raped at knife point in front of you?
I simply can't imagine what that must feel like and how impossible it must be to try to make sense of it, so not having experienced something like that myself, I wouldn't even start to judge others who are not able to reach the heights of your philosophy. I'd rather take their hand and love them.
Love and peace,
Judy
Hi Judy
I have experienced lots of things in my life experience and none of my experiences have stopped me being a human being, yes I have experienced things that have, through the divisional judgments that I chose to create at the time, created lots of emotional fall out as well as overwhelming pain and suffering at times, so I am well conversed in what it means to be judgmental and the effects that it has upon our wholeness and self worth etc.
I do not say that it is right or wrong to be judgmental (as that would be a judgment concerning people's personal choices), I was simply pointing out the reality that if we remove the judgments from a life experience, then there is nothing to forgive, once an experience has finished, it no longer exists outside of our thoughts; judgmental thoughts will keep it in focus and alive within our whole being from moment to moment; acceptance on the other hand will allow us to move forward and embrace and accept the next experience as it unfolds around us.
Although I fully embrace the reality, that I am living in a judgmental world with all of the pain and suffering that it is creating, I also accept the reality that we all have a choice to embrace that judgmentality or we can choose to become non judgmental.
Hi Judy
once an experience has finished, it no longer exists outside of our thoughts; l.
Hi Paul
Is this really true. I can't see love ever finishing. To me it is a Divine, or Universal law that we do not have control of...Even after physical death I believe that this law, created as a bond between us, still exists.
Hi Paul
Is this really true. I can't see love ever finishing. To me it is a Divine, or Universal law that we do not have control of...Even after physical death I believe that this law, created as a bond between us, still exists.
Are you saying that you believe that the experience of that universal love ever finishes?
Hi Scommstech
Hi Paul
Is this really true. I can't see love ever finishing. To me it is a Divine, or Universal law that we do not have control of...Even after physical death I believe that this law, created as a bond between us, still exists.
Personally I do not perceive anything emotional about the oneness in which I perceive we are all one, it just is what it is, wholeness.
Love is an emotion and like any other emotion, it requires a physical body that is capable of creating the right physiological response for us to be able to perceive it.
I know from personal experience as well as from the experience of healing countless people, that when we remove the judgmental attachments that where created surrounding something that happened in the past, then the only feeling that is left is absolutely nothing.
Why it should astound people I don't know, but they always seem astounded that they can think and talk about about something quite openly that was unmentionable before the healing set them free and feel absolutely nothing!