Forgiveness

Because Our Ego Does Not

The question of forgiveness is difficult for our ego. It wants to protect and defend us. It is self absorbed and self centered.

Because of this it is hard to let go of it. What I mean here is to surrender the control of it over our identity. Our ego does not have to die or be abused, consciously it must be released through turning within and establishing a new relationship with our conscious feelings.

Meditation is the key to releasing it.

Everything I am sharing with you I have been taught by my guidance and higher self with the hope that it will speak to you and help you to understand how you can release the negative effect of only identifying with your ego.

To grow consciously and heal forgiveness must be absolute, both of ourselves and others. It releases us from all manner of negative energy through harboring judgement of ourselves and others.

If we search the bible, particularly the new testament you will find a lot of comments on forgiveness and its importance, but it cannot be superficial. What I mean is that you you cannot just say it we must mean it consciously.

True contrition is releasing our anger or judgement upon life or another because we have learned that to judge another is to bring it upon ourselves.

We must come to consciously see our life in a different way and the events of our life differently. Our higher self does not judge the events of our life, but uses them to teach or reveal to us why we are the way we are and experience our life as it is.

You and I hold the key and have the power to change our life.

What I mean is that if we choose to hold onto old judgements on ourselves and others we reap what we sow consciously upon ourselves. This is because we have been given the power and responsibility to make our lives as we wish.

Our ego rejects this idea, because it has been programmed to protect itself through fear, judgement, anger, guilt and shame to name a few. Our higher self see’s us quite differently and wants to teach us a new way of viewing ourselves. Forgiveness is the key

Our higher self does not judge or condemn us.