Obviate Need To Forgive

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The need to forgive is oft for self-healing, that we may be at ease, so we pretend to let go of hurtful feeling, happy as heart contractions cease, obtaining from pain release. Yet, neither repression nor sublimation is the answer dear friend; remedy lies in the simple recognition, transgressor’s yet to ascend, reflex response, to God’s laws bend. Each acts as of their consciousness fulcrum but we judge by outer form, expecting from humans, no feral residuum but rather kind touch warm, code of conduct to conform. Aggressor, knowing no better, can do no better, is what we should realise, on facing hostility, say it does not matter, for we neither weigh nor size, smiling as do sages wise. Our nonjudgmental stance obviates need to forgive, for we have no ego, attitude being that we live and let live, expectations forgo, moments gone by, let go. 03-February-2022

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Hilo Poet

Date: 2/6/2022 3:33:00 PM

A stimulating scenario, US, if I may place myself in observation. An aggressor's mindset stems from a mind that's closing to completion having the absence of light/logic had it remained open from the start. Two formidable blocks are now about to face off and by tendering this stalemate, necessitates obviation via reevaluation of their values prior to complete closure prefacing complacency and meaningful discourse to perpetuate, my friend, Aloha, aka William~moving forward in life.

Hilo Poet
Date: 2/6/2022 7:31:00 PM

It is incumbent for human nature to forgive upon its occasion, albeit, inherent vigilance as constant. It is inherent for mother nature to survive, for the occasion never presents itself as negotiable -- it will be to the death if it must be so. Aloha!

Unseeking Seeker
Date: 2/6/2022 5:59:00 PM

Discourse yes, in loving, playful nonchalance but yet aware that if a snake bites, it’s in its nature to do so, merely appearing before us now in human form, whilst retaining it’s inherent pernicious characteristics. So, don’t grow too fond, certainly don’t trauma bond. Accept, shrug and move on.