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Forgiveness is often misunderstood. Many believe it means excusing harm, forgetting the past, or reopening doors that should remain closed. This guide gently dismantles those myths and invites you into a deeper, truer understanding of forgiveness as an act of self-liberation.
The Practice of Forgiveness is a compassionate and practical e-book for anyone carrying the quiet weight of past wounds—betrayal, childhood pain, broken trust, unresolved anger, or lingering grief. These experiences may have shaped your story, but they do not have to dictate your future.
Forgiveness here is not a moral obligation.
It is a practice of self-respect, healing, and liberation.
Forgiveness is often misunderstood. Many believe it means excusing harm, forgetting the past, or reopening doors that should remain closed. This guide gently dismantles those myths and invites you into a deeper, truer understanding of forgiveness as an act of self-liberation.
The Practice of Forgiveness is a compassionate and practical e-book for anyone carrying the quiet weight of past wounds—betrayal, childhood pain, broken trust, unresolved anger, or lingering grief. These experiences may have shaped your story, but they do not have to dictate your future.
Forgiveness here is not a moral obligation.
It is a practice of self-respect, healing, and liberation.