Forgiveness
By mati. Filed in Life |Tags: forgiveness
Do you know why forgiveness is so important? Forgiving someone doesn’t mean that you accept that what they did to you was right. Forgiving someone means that you will no longer waste any energy on the past. And, why is that important?
Imagine this; you have a set amount of energy coming into you daily from the universe. This energy is for your body to stay healthy, and for you to have enough energy for your daily tasks, here and now. So, what happens if you waste a bunch of that energy on stuff that has already happened? If you do, you are basically financing your past, which is already gone by the way, with the energy that you have been given for your present life! So, what does this do? It becomes a constant energy drain. You don’t have enough energy for here and now, and you feel exhausted.
And, then, what do you do? As you keep pushing on, trying to do everything you need to do, and your energy is run down, you start taking the energy you need from your cell tissues. Result – sickness.
You can take energy from your tissues once in a while, when you need it, but if you do it on a regular basis, you are just draining your reserves, more and more, and there is no way you can keep doing that. Eventually, the body collapses.
So, what happens when we forgive? When you forgive someone, you are basically saying to yourself that you will no longer waste any energy on a certain issue in the past. It doesn’t mean that what they did was right – it simply means that you are taking your energy back. This is why, you must forgive the past and move on. Don’t let your energy linger in the past, or you WILL get sick. I don’t even have to be psychic to know that.
So, by forgiving what happened in the past and bringing all your energy here, you can actually allow yourself to heal and let go of old garbage from the past. This is why forgiveness is the most healing thing you can do for yourself.
Here is another lovely video from youtube about forgiveness.
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