Steemit Engagement Challenge S12W4 | "Decide, act and release

Towards me, forgiveness means letting go of the hurt and anger when someone has done something wrong to you . It's like not harboring resentment and giving them another chance. In contrast to forgetting what happened, forgiveness is the decision to let the hurt not dictate how you feel or behave.

It's about achieving inner peace, making progress, and making place for recovery and comprehension. It's a strategy to relieve the pressure of unpleasant feelings and make room for relationship improvement and reconciliation.

Yes, my parents did mischief me for a lot of trouble during my childhood. My parents did not want me to play too much because I was a rambunctious youngster who loved to play cricket. They would sometimes reprimand me, but most of the time they were understanding & forgiven my mischief since they knew it was just a part of growing up. They didn't harbor any ill will toward me because they were aware that I did not intend any damage.

I learned important lessons about tolerance and understanding through my parents' forgiveness. Knowing that even when I messed up, they would still be there to forgive me and point me in the correct direction made me feel loved and secure.

No, I do not think of myself at all as a grudging person. Being a respecfull person is not in my nature. I think it is important to forgive people & let go of old grudges. Life is too brief to hold grudges against people. When someone does me wrong, I attempt to see things from their point of view &, if at all possible , work out a solution through dialogue.

My ability to forgive others helps me to let go of my anger & resentment, which promotes healthier relationships and personal development. So no resentments from me ; I favor a more optimistic and forgiving outlook on life.

My own father's car headlight was once broken when I was a child and was playing near by. I felt awful and was aware that I needed to seek for forgiveness. I went to my dad and admitted what had transpired with a sorrowful heart. He was disappointed in me for not being more cautious rather than upset.

We fixed the headlight together after he forgave me, and that experience taught me the importance of taking accountability for my actions and owning up to my mistakes. It showed me that seeking forgiveness may improve relationships and promote personal development.