Forgiving Does Not Erase The

Forgiving Is An Affair Strictly Between A Victim And A Victimizer. Everyone Else Should Step Aside...the Worst Wounds I Ever Felt Were The Ones People Gave To My Children. Wrong My Kids, You Wrong Me. And My Hurt Qualifies Me To Forgive You. But Only For The Pain You Caused Me When You Wounded Them. My Children Alone Are Qualified To Forgive You For What You Did To Them.

It Takes One Person To Forgive, It Takes Two People To Be Reunited.

When You Give Up Vengeance, Make Sure You Are Not Giving Up On Justice. The Line Between The Two Is Faint, Unsteady, And Fine...vengeance Is Our Own Pleasure Of Seeing Someone Who Hurt Us Getting It Back And Then Some. Justice, On The Other Hand, Is Secure When Someone Pays A Fair Penalty For Wronging Another Even If The Injured Person Takes No Pleasure In The Transaction. Vengeance Is Personal Satisfaction. Justice Is Moral Accounting...human Forgiveness Does Not Do Away With Human Justice.

Forgiveness Is The Key That Can Unshackle Us From A Past That Will Not Rest In The Grave Of Things Over And Done With. As Long As Our Minds Are Captive To The Memory Of Having Been Wronged, They Are Not Free To Wish For Reconciliation With The One Who Wronged Us.

The Longer We Hate, The Harder It Is To Heal Us.