No one can't be forgiven
Sometimes, you must try to make yourself forgiving others, because in the world, who has done nothing wrong? As long as he wants to look back, this is commendable.
We are not qualified to use God's law to demand others, because only God is qualified to judge others.
Let us consider, which evil person did not grow up from a cute and innocent baby? Which evil person has never been kind to others? If they were our parents, wives and children, brothers and sisters, would we still hate so much?
There was once a young monk who was deeply loved by the abbot. The abbot will teach him everything he has learned throughout his life, hoping that he can become an outstanding Buddhist. Unexpectedly, he regretted it overnight, and then went down the mountain secretly. This colorful city fascinated him. Since then, he has been rippling in the streets of Liuxiang.
One year later, one late night, the moonlight outside the window was like washing dishes, and the sunlight on the palms became clearer and clearer. Suddenly, he regretted it, put on his cloak, and hurried to the monastery to ask Master for forgiveness.
The abbot hated his debauchery, and was unwilling to accept him as a disciple again. He said: "You are guilty and you will fall into hell. If you want the Buddha to forgive, unless flowers can be bloomed on the table," the prodigal finally left disappointed. Up.
When the abbot walked into the Buddhist temple the next day, he saw a large bouquet of flowers growing on the Buddha's table. The abbot quickly woke up, and he quickly went down the mountain to find his disciples, but it was too late. The discouraged prodigal son fell into a ridiculous life again, and the flowers on the Buddha's table bloomed for a short day.
That night, the abbot passed away. His last words were: "In this world, there is no wrong road that cannot be reversed, and no error cannot be corrected." Sincere regret is the most rare miracle, like a flower. Blooming on the Buddha's table. It is not mistakes that make miracles die, but indifference, unforgiveness, and unbelief.
Therefore, tolerance to others is a virtue. He is like encountering rain on a dry land, like an animal to be killed being released, like a campfire in a cold winter.
In fact, forgiving others can also save one's stubborn self.
And stubborn people are painful, forgiving others, they will be happy.