Tag Archives: forgiveness

Forgiveness is not what I thought it was

Posted on December 25, 2024 by subincontinentia

Forgiveness is not what I thought it was. I had been wondering why we seem so compelled to understand the true meaning of forgiveness. Is it perhaps because we sense that within forgiveness there is a mystery that holds the … Continue reading →

Posted in epoche | Tagged , , , , | Leave a comment

the unwritten letter

Posted on May 24, 2023 by subincontinentia

Two years ago, someone very close to me sent me a message that was deeply hurtful. Reading those words was like eating glass. I was shocked, astonished, angry, and wounded for a long time. They never apologized or even acknowledged … Continue reading →

Posted in epoche | Tagged | 2 Comments

Forgiveness isn’t what we think

Posted on May 6, 2022 by subincontinentia

You know that phrase that you hear once and it shoots like a fire-tipped arrow to your heart. And you can feel the Truth in it, like a heart-fire. That’s how I felt when I read Jerry Jampolsky’s line, “Forgiveness … Continue reading →

Posted in epoche | Tagged | Leave a comment