Keep in mind that everything happens for a reason. It's always for the best. It was supposed to happen. I believe that whatever occurred to me in my life was substitute for something far worse that could have happened. And that God saved me. So this perspective really helps me a lot to keep moving on and just let go of the past. Just forget it
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:30
I love this. I love the idea of the practice of forgiving and you're right. It's healthy for you. And when you get into a habit of not forgiving, it becomes its own emotional sport. In a way, like, how much can I just not forgive and hold on? And it doesn't build the right muscles. So I completely agree. And love your reminder. Beautifully put. Thank you so much, much
Shrinidhi Iyer
@Shrinidhiiyer · 0:12
Hi, Deborah. I hope you're doing well and it really means a lot to me. Thank you so much for replying. I'm glad that you connected with this and seemed to like it. So. Yeah. Thank you so much
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
And it took me almost a lifetime to forgive my mother. And I understand the difference between saying I forgiving and forgetting, like actually feeling that I forgive and it feels like we let that go, but we really didn't. It just transformed, right? This is a beautiful swell. And I commend you for being so bold to take on such a topic in such a space, and I encourage you to continue. Thank you
Shrinidhi Iyer
@Shrinidhiiyer · 0:26
This is wonderful. I mean, thank you so much for sharing your personal experience with us. This really means a lot. And yes, you're right. Even if we forgive them for the sake of forgiving our heart really doesn't forgive them. And we carry the Drudge for a very long time. And that really sucks. So, yeah. Thank you so much for your response. This made my day. Thank you. Bye